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Summary
The speaker emphasizes that life itself is a miracle, drawing from Psalm 139 to show that God knew and planned for every detail of our lives before we were born. He stresses that while God forgives past sins, true repentance involves a deep sorrow that motivates one to actively cooperate with God's plan for the remaining years. The message urges listeners to take their relationship with God seriously, lest they waste time through casualness or disobedience.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
God formed us and ordained our days before we were bornGod intricately formed our bodies and wrote down all our ordained days in His mind before we were even formed in the womb.
Cooperating with God's plan instead of living passivelyFulfilling God's plan requires active cooperation; we can mess up His plan through rebellion and waste years of our lives.
Turning past regret into a propelling fireLike the Apostle Paul, who wasted years opposing Christians, genuine sorrow over past sins should act like a rocket propelling us to serve God wholeheartedly.
Living in daily repentanceGod overlooks past ignorance when we repent, but we must live in daily repentance as we walk closely with Him.
Discovering new areas of unchristlikeness as we growA true sign of spiritual growth is uncovering subtle areas in our character that are unchristlike, much like advancing through different grades in school.
Why expecting people to say thank you is unchristlikeExpecting thanks from humans for acts done as unto the Lord reveals that we were serving men rather than treating the deed as done directly to Christ.
Jesus glorified God by finishing His assigned workDespite living a short life and staying within a small region, Jesus glorified God by faithfully completing the specific work He was given.
Keeping a good conscience to know God's planTo discover and fulfill God's plan, we must keep a clear conscience by dealing with sin, seeking help from the body of Christ, and avoiding self-reliance.
Releasing offenses and taking God's plan seriouslyWe must immediately forgive others, ask for forgiveness when we have wronged someone, and earnestly take God's plan for our lives seriously before Christ returns.
Visit our website for more information: www.cfcindia.com
Summary
The speaker emphasizes that life itself is a miracle, drawing from Psalm 139 to show that God knew and planned for every detail of our lives before we were born. He stresses that while God forgives past sins, true repentance involves a deep sorrow that motivates one to actively cooperate with God's plan for the remaining years. The message urges listeners to take their relationship with God seriously, lest they waste time through casualness or disobedience.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
God formed us and ordained our days before we were bornGod intricately formed our bodies and wrote down all our ordained days in His mind before we were even formed in the womb.
Cooperating with God's plan instead of living passivelyFulfilling God's plan requires active cooperation; we can mess up His plan through rebellion and waste years of our lives.
Turning past regret into a propelling fireLike the Apostle Paul, who wasted years opposing Christians, genuine sorrow over past sins should act like a rocket propelling us to serve God wholeheartedly.
Living in daily repentanceGod overlooks past ignorance when we repent, but we must live in daily repentance as we walk closely with Him.
Discovering new areas of unchristlikeness as we growA true sign of spiritual growth is uncovering subtle areas in our character that are unchristlike, much like advancing through different grades in school.
Why expecting people to say thank you is unchristlikeExpecting thanks from humans for acts done as unto the Lord reveals that we were serving men rather than treating the deed as done directly to Christ.
Jesus glorified God by finishing His assigned workDespite living a short life and staying within a small region, Jesus glorified God by faithfully completing the specific work He was given.
Keeping a good conscience to know God's planTo discover and fulfill God's plan, we must keep a clear conscience by dealing with sin, seeking help from the body of Christ, and avoiding self-reliance.
Releasing offenses and taking God's plan seriouslyWe must immediately forgive others, ask for forgiveness when we have wronged someone, and earnestly take God's plan for our lives seriously before Christ returns.
