**Activating Kingdom Faith: Embracing the Impossible**
Today, I want to share some powerful insights from our recent sermon that can help us activate our faith and embrace the impossible.
### The Foundation of Kingdom Faith
As we dive into the essence of kingdom faith, we must remember that it produces two vital fruits: peace and joy. This was beautifully highlighted in our Wednesday service, where we learned that true kingdom faith brings a peace that surpasses understanding and a joy that is unspeakable. Just like Abraham, who obeyed God without hesitation, we too can find peace in our obedience, even when faced with daunting challenges.
### Heroes of Faith
Throughout the Bible, we see examples of individuals who walked in kingdom faith. Daniel faced the lion's den with unwavering trust in God, and the three Hebrew boys stood firm against King Nebuchadnezzar's decree, knowing that their God would protect them. Their stories remind us that when we walk in faith, we can experience God's presence even in the fiercest trials.
### The Call to Action
So, how do we activate our faith? First, we must know the One we are trusting. Jesus tells us in John 10:27 that His sheep hear His voice, know Him, and follow Him. This intimate relationship with God is crucial. It’s not just about hearing; it’s about understanding and responding to His call. Are we spending time in His Word, seeking His voice, and allowing Him to guide our steps?
### Stepping into the Unknown
Many of us are called to step out in faith, even when the path seems uncertain. Just as Peter stepped out of the boat to walk on water, we too must be willing to take that leap of faith. It’s in these moments of uncertainty that our faith is truly tested and strengthened.
### Embracing the Impossible
God is not just calling us to do hard things; He is inviting us to embrace the impossible. When we face situations that seem insurmountable, we must remember that it is in these moments that our faith can be activated. God often uses impossible circumstances to draw out the purpose He has placed within us.
### The Power of Surrender
True faith is rooted in surrender. It’s about recognizing that our abilities are limited, but God’s power is limitless. When we prioritize our relationship with Him above all else, we open ourselves up to His incredible plans for our lives. As we surrender our “Isaacs” — the things we hold most dear — we declare that God is our ultimate priority.
### A Call to Response
Today, I encourage you to respond to God’s call. Are you ready to activate your faith? Are you willing to step into the unknown and trust Him with your future? Let’s not just be hearers of the Word but doers, taking action on what God has already spoken to us.
As we close, let’s remember that God is doing a new thing in our midst. He is calling us to rise up, to walk in faith, and to see the impossible come to fruition in our lives and the lives of those around us. Can we say together, “God’s got me”? Amen!
Let’s continue to seek Him, trust Him, and activate our faith in every area of our lives. God bless you all!
Today, I want to share some powerful insights from our recent sermon that can help us activate our faith and embrace the impossible.
### The Foundation of Kingdom Faith
As we dive into the essence of kingdom faith, we must remember that it produces two vital fruits: peace and joy. This was beautifully highlighted in our Wednesday service, where we learned that true kingdom faith brings a peace that surpasses understanding and a joy that is unspeakable. Just like Abraham, who obeyed God without hesitation, we too can find peace in our obedience, even when faced with daunting challenges.
### Heroes of Faith
Throughout the Bible, we see examples of individuals who walked in kingdom faith. Daniel faced the lion's den with unwavering trust in God, and the three Hebrew boys stood firm against King Nebuchadnezzar's decree, knowing that their God would protect them. Their stories remind us that when we walk in faith, we can experience God's presence even in the fiercest trials.
### The Call to Action
So, how do we activate our faith? First, we must know the One we are trusting. Jesus tells us in John 10:27 that His sheep hear His voice, know Him, and follow Him. This intimate relationship with God is crucial. It’s not just about hearing; it’s about understanding and responding to His call. Are we spending time in His Word, seeking His voice, and allowing Him to guide our steps?
### Stepping into the Unknown
Many of us are called to step out in faith, even when the path seems uncertain. Just as Peter stepped out of the boat to walk on water, we too must be willing to take that leap of faith. It’s in these moments of uncertainty that our faith is truly tested and strengthened.
### Embracing the Impossible
God is not just calling us to do hard things; He is inviting us to embrace the impossible. When we face situations that seem insurmountable, we must remember that it is in these moments that our faith can be activated. God often uses impossible circumstances to draw out the purpose He has placed within us.
### The Power of Surrender
True faith is rooted in surrender. It’s about recognizing that our abilities are limited, but God’s power is limitless. When we prioritize our relationship with Him above all else, we open ourselves up to His incredible plans for our lives. As we surrender our “Isaacs” — the things we hold most dear — we declare that God is our ultimate priority.
### A Call to Response
Today, I encourage you to respond to God’s call. Are you ready to activate your faith? Are you willing to step into the unknown and trust Him with your future? Let’s not just be hearers of the Word but doers, taking action on what God has already spoken to us.
As we close, let’s remember that God is doing a new thing in our midst. He is calling us to rise up, to walk in faith, and to see the impossible come to fruition in our lives and the lives of those around us. Can we say together, “God’s got me”? Amen!
Let’s continue to seek Him, trust Him, and activate our faith in every area of our lives. God bless you all!