Such A Great Salvation: 7.Doing All The Will of God - Zac Poonen (Telugu)
Hyderabad Conference 2011 - Such A Great Salvation: 8.Doing Greater Works Than Jesus Did
Summary
The central message is that true discipleship requires a complete turn toward doing the will of God, mirroring the life of Jesus Christ. The speaker emphasizes that following Christ means submitting one's own will to God's direction, rather than living a comfortable life or judging others. He urges believers to focus on doing God's work wherever they are, whether in ministry or daily life, rather than pursuing personal agendas.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Is your repentance total or halfway?Many Christians struggle because their repentance is only a halfway turn rather than a complete redirection from seeking self to seeking Christ.
The condition to follow JesusThe single condition to follow Jesus is to live to do the will of God rather than seeking a comfortable life.
Judge yourself, not othersThe happiest people in the world are those who never judge others but focus entirely on judging themselves.
Jesus' life summed up in one sentenceJesus came down from heaven not to meet every human need around Him, but strictly to do the will of His Father.
Serving like Mary versus MarthaBelievers should serve like Mary by waiting on the Lord instead of serving like Martha who is agitated, busy with her own plans, and critical of others.
Working by the Master's guidanceSitting at the master's feet and waiting for His direction enables a person to accomplish more in obedience than decades of self-directed labor.
What do the works of Jesus mean?Jesus declared that those who believe in Him will do the works that He did, which means living in complete obedience to the Father's will.John 14:12
Mind your own business and follow meBelievers must stop worrying about the lives or callings of others and simply obey Jesus' final command to follow Him and mind their own business.
Do not waste your lifeWith only one life to live, believers should stop judging others and instead judge themselves to live a useful Christian life.
