Summary
The message emphasizes that God's immense love for us, proven by His calling us despite our backgrounds, should compel us to respond with selfless love to others. Instead of judging others' failures, we should adopt a posture of humility, asking, "Perhaps I am the problem." The speaker also draws a parallel to Haggai's message, urging believers not to become comfortable in their blessings but to maintain a burden for God's work.
Description
Speaker: Church Title: NCCF Church Sharing Date: 10-21-2018 Our Goal as Christians is this: To be an exact reflection of Jesus, the Son of God (Romans 8:29) We do this individually by growing in purity in our personal lives (1 John 3:2-3) We do this corporately by becoming fully functioning members of a local Church (Ephesians 4:11-16)
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The speaker encourages the audience to view difficult people not as the source of the problem, but as an opportunity to improve their own conduct, drawing from Hebrews 3. He emphasizes that true Christian growth involves seeing oneself as part of the issue and actively sowing kindness and encouragement rather than criticism. The message concludes by highlighting God's masterful ability to encourage and love us through various means, using examples from Zerubbabel and Jesus' intercession.
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