Seeking Righteousness Part 2of4 by Zac Poonen (Malayalam)
Seeking God's Kingdom: 1. Seeking Righteousness Part 2of4 by Zac Poonen (Malayalam)
Summary
The speaker emphasizes that seeking God's kingdom first is the ultimate priority, citing the church's history of relying solely on God's provision without external funding or reporting. He warns that if one does not trust God and place Him first in all areas—including family, finances, and relationships—He will not provide or remain present. The core message is to seek the rule of God over every aspect of life.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Proving God's word is trueThe speaker shares that he sought to prove the truth of God's word when starting a church thirty years ago in India by operating without foreign backing.
Refusing financial appeals and offeringsThe ministry decided never to publish work reports, ask for financial support, take offerings in their churches, or pay preachers from church funds.
God provides when we seek His kingdom firstReflecting on the feeding of the five thousand, the speaker testifies that God has faithfully taken care of his family and children while he served Him.
A God in heaven who providesAfter over forty years of following the Lord, the speaker testifies that God's word is entirely reliable and that doubting Him prevents receiving from Him.
What are you seeking for your family?Believers are urged to seek God's kingdom first regarding family care, future needs, and the spiritual well-being of their children.
God demands first placeGod demands first place in the believer's life and will not accept second place, just as a spouse would not tolerate another person taking priority.
Understanding the rule of GodThe kingdom of God means the rule of God, requiring believers to submit every area of their life to His government.
Putting God first in all decisionsYoung people are encouraged to let God guide important life decisions, such as choosing a spouse, by putting Him first.
