Obeying God's Grammar — Ajay Chakravarthy — May 12, 2024
http://rlcf.church River of Life Christian Fellowship 1306 N Lincoln Avenue Loveland, Colorado - 80537, USA
Summary
The sermon emphasizes the importance of taking God's Word literally, paying attention to every detail like periods and commas, as these hold divine significance. The speaker uses examples from scripture to illustrate that true faith involves believing and obeying God's word exactly as written, contrasting this with the doubts sown by the devil or human pride. Ultimately, the message calls for believers to confess their sins, trust in God's forgiveness, and actively forgive others to receive God's full pardon.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Every detail of God's word mattersGod took care to ensure every single word, letter, and stroke in His word is correct and purposeful.Matthew 5:18
Accepting God's periods instead of adding commasWhen God declares His love with a period, humans often respond with skeptical questions like how He has loved them.Malachi 1:2
Humility means believing God's word as it is writtenThe proud do not believe God's word, whereas the righteous live by faith and humbly accept what God says.
Loved to the same extent as JesusJesus prayed that the disciples would be loved by the Father to the exact same extent that the Father loved Jesus.John 17:23
Your sins are forgivenJesus told the paralytic that his sins were forgiven, a promise extended to all who confess their sins.Mark 2:5
Many sins forgiven through great loveEven if someone has many sins, they can be forgiven completely, leading them to love much.Luke 7:47
Remembering sins no moreGod promises to be merciful to iniquities and cast sins into the depths of the sea, remembering them no more.Hebrews 8:12Micah 7:19
Casting all anxiety on HimBelievers are instructed to humble themselves and cast all their cares upon God because He cares for them.
Trusting that Jesus cares in every stormWhether facing a sinking boat in a fierce storm or daily frustrations in the kitchen, believers must trust that Jesus cares.
