In this sermon Renew Our Days as of Old, the book of Lamentations that serves as a tremendous comparison between God and mortal men. We are quick to change our passions, alter our promises, and cast aside our responsibilities in our relationship with God. There are not many of us that haven’t said, or heard it said, "Let’s go back to the good old days!" How many of you are guilty of that? God never changes. We have not ever tasted of the anger of God; we’ve only enjoyed his grace and mercy. We are promised that the only ones who will stand with that throne are those who have that kind of character in their heart, soul and mind. "Renew our days of old" should be the cry on each of your lips as you head to the altar of God. "Let me return to my first love" should be the murmur of your heart as you kneel in front of that everlasting throne. But if God "never changes", then there is a side of him that is subject to anger, and we must NEVER forget that very important fact!