Paul writing in 1 Timothy 3:15 says something that seems out of place about behaving oneself in the house of God. Paul was addressing a spirit and an attitude that can develop in people who become comfortable in the way the conduct themselves in the House of the Lord. We should always come into the house of God with a spirit of remembrance. There are truths that must be repeated often. Our world is trying to undermine our standards and beliefs. Sometimes these attitudes can infiltrate the church. Bro. Hughes comes tonight to remind us of some things that should be in the foundation of our lives. The word of God is being picked apart and edited by so called religious people. Bro. Hughes declares that if God's word says "Thou shalt not", that is what will be preached from our pulpit! In Ephesians, we are given a comparison to God's love for the church as that of a man's love for his wife. Bro. Hughes reflects that all the blessings and support in his life have come through the church. We need to remember God's deliverance. In our text, God reminds Israel of how they had been delivered and protected for 40 years. God was the one that made a way. He didn't just bring them out, He directed their steps through terrible places and impossible situations. He reminds them that they were living off of His provision; His water, His manna, His quail that fed them. They came to the promised land, but failed to go in. God did not abandon them, but led them back into the wilderness and continued to provide for them. God does not let our setbacks be the end of the story, but He will lead us back to the gates of the promised land. Our failures are not the end of the story. He did all of that in spite of their murmuring, complaining, and unbelief. What Israel was in the physical, the Church is in the spirit. God kept blessing Israel, and He will continue to bless His church. We do not have a right to come into a place that has offered us so much peace, love, provision and support with an attitude. We do not have a right to come into this church with a sense of entitlement. We owe the church a debt that we cannot pay. We should come into the church with a sense of remembrance for all that He has done. Think about where we would be if it were not for the church.