Proclaiming the Full Purpose Of God - Bangalore Conference 2012
Summary
The speaker draws inspiration from the story of Moses, particularly his survival and upbringing despite the Pharaoh's decree to kill all male Hebrew infants. He emphasizes that God has a divine purpose for those who believe and that the Lord builds His church through His people, even when circumstances seem impossible. The core message is to trust in God's providence and faith, as He works miraculously in the lives of those who believe.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
What are you building?The speaker challenges listeners to examine their efforts, asking whether they are building Babylon or joining the Lord in building the church and Jerusalem.
The faith of Moses' parentsMoses' parents feared God rather than the king's cruel edict to kill male Hebrew children, hiding him and later placing him in a papyrus boat by faith.Hebrews 11:23
Moses rejects the comforts of EgyptDespite living with all comforts in Pharaoh's palace, Moses chose to identify with his suffering people and refused the treasures of Egypt.
Standing boldly before PharaohBecause Moses had seen God, he was not afraid of Pharaoh and went to him boldly to declare God's command to let His people go.Exodus 4:22
Investing in things that satisfyBelievers are warned not to spend their effort on things that never truly satisfy, but rather to invest in what God provides.Isaiah 55:2
Pouring out what is preciousJust like the woman who broke her alabaster vial at Jesus' feet, believers must yield their most precious talents, intellect, and money to the Lord.
Passing God's tests with our resourcesGod tests believers in how they spend their money and handle their earnings to see if they can be trusted and used for His purposes.
Proclaiming the Full Purpose Of God - Bangalore Conference 2012
Summary
The speaker draws inspiration from the story of Moses, particularly his survival and upbringing despite the Pharaoh's decree to kill all male Hebrew infants. He emphasizes that God has a divine purpose for those who believe and that the Lord builds His church through His people, even when circumstances seem impossible. The core message is to trust in God's providence and faith, as He works miraculously in the lives of those who believe.
Outline
The message in plain words, in the order it unfolds. Select a time to jump the video to that moment.
What are you building?The speaker challenges listeners to examine their efforts, asking whether they are building Babylon or joining the Lord in building the church and Jerusalem.
The faith of Moses' parentsMoses' parents feared God rather than the king's cruel edict to kill male Hebrew children, hiding him and later placing him in a papyrus boat by faith.Hebrews 11:23
Moses rejects the comforts of EgyptDespite living with all comforts in Pharaoh's palace, Moses chose to identify with his suffering people and refused the treasures of Egypt.
Standing boldly before PharaohBecause Moses had seen God, he was not afraid of Pharaoh and went to him boldly to declare God's command to let His people go.Exodus 4:22
Investing in things that satisfyBelievers are warned not to spend their effort on things that never truly satisfy, but rather to invest in what God provides.Isaiah 55:2
Pouring out what is preciousJust like the woman who broke her alabaster vial at Jesus' feet, believers must yield their most precious talents, intellect, and money to the Lord.
Passing God's tests with our resourcesGod tests believers in how they spend their money and handle their earnings to see if they can be trusted and used for His purposes.
