30th June 2019 - CFC Sunday Church Service
Summary
The speaker emphasizes the greatness and omnipotence of God by referencing passages from Isaiah. He argues that God's power is evident in creation, comparing the world and nations to mere specks of dust in comparison to His might. The message concludes by stressing that human sin is what prevents us from experiencing God's blessings, as God's power and hearing are never limited.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
Recognizing the Intelligent Designer behind creationJust as a complex object cannot exist without a maker, the wonders of the universe point to an intelligent Creator rather than random chance.
God's incomparable power over the nationsThe prophet Isaiah reminds us that God measures the oceans, marks off the heavens, and views all the nations of the earth as a drop in a bucket and less than nothing before Him.Isaiah 40:25
The true value of the human soulBecause earthly life is temporary and the whole world is insignificant compared to God's greatness, Jesus taught that gaining the entire world means nothing if a person loses their soul.
The splendor of the New JerusalemRevelation describes the heavenly city with foundations of precious stones, massive pearl gates, and streets of pure, transparent gold, emphasizing that only transparent, cleansed people will enter.
God's riches are His character and virtuesWhen Scripture speaks of God's riches, it refers not to gold and silver, but to the abundance of His grace, mercy, kindness, patience, wisdom, and love.
God's glory revealed as His goodnessWhen Moses asked to see God's glory, God replied that all His goodness would pass before him, showing that His glory is tied directly to His goodness and love.
