Why God Waits To Set Us Free - Zac Poonen (Tamil)
Why God Waits To Set Us Free - Zac Poonen (Tamil)
Summary
This message explores the divine timing and purpose behind God's waiting period before granting freedom. It suggests that God's delay is not neglect but a purposeful process designed for our ultimate spiritual growth and readiness. The core message emphasizes trusting in God's perfect timing for liberation.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Are you sorry for your sin or for being caught?An ungodly person is only sorry when they are caught, whereas a godly person grieves over sin whether anyone finds out or not.
Why some people get freed and others do notUnderstanding the truth intellectually does not bring freedom unless it is coupled with a genuine, godly sorrow for sin.
The accuser of the brethrenSatan works day and night to accuse believers before God, especially those who claim to walk in victory over sin.Revelation 12:10
Having the right fearInstead of fearing the devil or men, believers should fear grieving God's heart and bringing dishonor to His name.
Jesus spends all night in prayer before choosing the twelveFacing major decisions, Jesus prayed all night to align with the Father's will rather than worrying about offending people.
How Judas became a traitorJudas was initially wholehearted when chosen, but over time he began stealing from the treasury and fellowshiped with the devil until he became a traitor.
Jesus' patience and hope for JudasJesus hoped for Judas's repentance right up to the last moment, remaining deeply saddened when those who know the truth betray Him.
Why did God keep Israel in bondage for 430 years?Though God told Abraham 400 years, the delay extended because leaders like Moses took longer than expected to be broken and trained.Exodus 12:40–41
The danger of an unbroken leaderAn unbroken leader causes those under his care to suffer longer, highlighting the critical need for daily brokenness and humility.
Praying versus crying out for freedomMany believers merely pray casual prayers for victory that go no higher than the roof, rather than groaning and weeping over sin until God delivers them.
The necessity of deep repentance for deliveranceGod waits for true groaning over defeat; without it, believers risk dying in their spiritual bondage instead of experiencing God's full freedom.
