n this sermon, Pastor Andy Falleur focuses on Deuteronomy 32:4, emphasizing that God's work is perfect even amid earthly suffering and human failure, as seen in Moses' song warning Israel of their impending idolatry and its consequences. He explores how God, knowing the future, respects free will by providing reminders like the Ten Commandments, feasts, and songs without coercing obedience, much like the father in the Prodigal Son story who lets his child go astray to foster genuine love and return. Through personal anecdotes and biblical insights, Andy highlights God's heartbreak over our choices, His allowance for failure to build maturity, and His provision of second chances through repentance, urging listeners to surrender fully to Christ, choose life, and measure their love for God by the obstacles they're willing to overcome, all while affirming that true love requires choice and that God's perfect plan prioritizes authentic relationship over forced perfection.