Seeing And Seeking The Glory Of Jesus - Abraham Plammootil
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Summary
The sermon emphasizes that the ultimate goal is to see and live by the glory of the Lord, drawing parallels between Isaiah's vision and the glory of Jesus. The speaker encourages the congregation to emulate the virtues displayed by a witness, noting compassion, concern for others, and contentment, all of which are reflections of Christ's life. Ultimately, the message is that believers are called to be authentically themselves, empowered by the Holy Spirit, because what is impossible for man is possible with God.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
The Whole Earth Filled with the Glory of the LordThe prophet Habakkuk foresaw a day when the knowledge of the Lord's glory would cover the earth like the waters cover the sea.
Seeing the Lord and Judging OurselvesWhen Isaiah saw a vision of the Lord's glory, he immediately judged himself, which is the true mark of seeing God's glory.
We See Jesus Crowned with Glory and HonorAlthough we do not yet see everything subjected to Christ, by faith we see Jesus crowned with glory and honor.Hebrews 2:8
The Compassion, Concern, and Contentment of Brother IanReflecting on brother Ian's life, qualities like deep compassion, selfless concern for others, and enduring contentment mirror the character of Christ.
You Too Can Be Like Jesus by the Holy SpiritWhile comparing oneself to godly leaders brings feelings of inadequacy, the Lord assures believers that they can be like Jesus through the power of the Holy Spirit.
The Problem Is Not with Anyone ElseRecognizing that the problem lies within ourselves rather than others prompts a desperate cry for the power of the Holy Spirit.
Crying Out to God in the Days of Our FleshLike Jesus and Paul, believers must continually offer up prayers and cries for salvation and help from God.Romans 7:24
The Feeding of the Multitude and the Broken BreadExamining the feeding of the five thousand highlights the little boy who gave his five loaves, illustrating that God must break us to truly use and multiply our lives.
Making the Path Straight to Reveal the Glory of the LordBefore the glory of the Lord can be revealed, valleys of discouragement must be lifted and mountains of pride brought low.
Rejoicing in God Amidst Famine and HardshipHabakkuk's journey shows that even when outward circumstances fail, believers can choose to rejoice in the God of their salvation.
Drinking the Water That Satisfies ForeverJesus offered the Samaritan woman living water so that she would never thirst again, pointing beyond temporary spiritual fixes to a permanent fountain within.John 4:13–14
Praying Always and Not Losing HeartJesus taught through parables that believers ought to pray at all times and not lose heart, exercising the kind of persistent faith that waits for God's answer.
Waiting for the Promise in JerusalemJesus commanded His disciples not to leave Jerusalem but to wait until they received the promised power from on high.
Guarded by the Peace of God Through PrayerBy being anxious for nothing and making requests known to God with thanksgiving, the peace of God will guard hearts and minds in Christ Jesus.Philippians 4:6
