10th March 2024 - CFC Bangalore - The Lord Has A Remedy For The Poison of Pride - John Pereira

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Summary

The sermon focuses heavily on worship, praising God's majesty, power, and sovereignty through various songs and declarations. The core message emphasizes acknowledging Jesus Christ's supreme authority and worthiness, calling for believers to worship Him with their whole being—mind, heart, and voice. The speaker concludes by praying for God's presence and the anointing of the Word.

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Exalting the name of JesusThe service begins with a powerful hymn celebrating the healing power and sovereignty of Jesus' name over all creation.

There is no greater nameA song declares that every knee must bow and every heart must sing to the saving name of Jesus.

Bowing before the HealerThe congregation sings of being broken people who find healing and redemption in the eternal love of God.

Worshiping the Eternal KingA call to adore Jesus, the eternal King on the throne, whose authority is unmatched and who deserves all our praise.

The command to walk humblyReflecting on the weekly memory verse from Micah 6:8, which commands us to do justice, love kindness, and walk humbly with God.Micah 6:8

The danger of subtle prideWarning that pride is a subtle poison that can easily enter our hearts unnoticed, even during moments of success or praise.

The lesson learned from failureWhen we experience deep failure, we learn that we can never look down on others because we recognize our own need for God's grace.

The danger of superficialityGod allows us to become weak so that we can move past a shallow, 'soap bubble' faith and reach a place where we no longer take credit for our victories.

Identifying the root of sinThe root of all sin is pride in the heart, which Jesus came to strike with His axe so that we might live in true humility.

Regard others as more important than yourselfTrue humility is not pretending others are more spiritual than you, but choosing to treat everyone with the respect due to a dignitary.

The three steps of humility in JesusFollowing the example of Christ, we see three stages of descent: God becoming man, man taking the form of a servant, and finally being treated as a criminal.

The danger of pride and the promise of restPride is a poison that can remove us from God's presence, but by acknowledging our need for Him, we find true security and a joyful song from the Lord.

A prayer of surrender from brokenness to GodThe speaker begins with a poetic prayer, expressing the desire to move out of sin, sorrow, and pride into the life and peace found in Jesus.

The humility of John the BaptistUsing the example of John the Baptist, the speaker shows how a truly great ministry is marked by not seeking personal glory but being focused on the Lord.

Looking to the bronze serpent for salvationThe speaker concludes by illustrating how looking to Christ on the cross is our only remedy for the poison of sin and pride.Numbers 21:6–9

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