Key Insights
- Our righteousness is not based on our own faith, but on the faith of the son of God, allowing us to believe in what Jesus believes about us.
- “I can rest now because Jesus has made me righteous and I believe what Jesus believes.”
- When we identify ourselves with Christ, our ego becomes less important and we no longer seek validation from others.
- Satan’s objective is to deceive people into declaring their independence from God, while God’s objective is to bring people to a place of declaring their dependence on Him.
- Personal experiences, such as facing illness and the possibility of death, can reveal the importance of relying on God as the only one who can truly help us in times of need.
- God wants us to be completely dependent upon Him, not relying on our own abilities or religious practices, in order to manifest His works and glory in our lives.
- Our dependence on God is crucial for protection and guidance in every aspect of our lives.
Endurance and sacrifice in faith
- “I believe that this provision is found in suffering… for 40 years. I remember after 15 years. I started writing a book on on the glory of suffering and I finished it and I’m like lord. What do you think he said throw it away. I was like well yeah. It’s very very good. Throw it away. See god it’s so good throw it away.”
- The pandemic allowed the speaker to preach without fear or the need to please others, emphasizing the importance of preaching the truth and following God’s guidance.
- Through intense suffering, Jesus expressed his unfailing dependence on the Father, saying “Not my will but thine be done.”
- Despite the brutal beatings, Jesus found the strength to stand up again, showing his unwavering determination to bear our pain and weaknesses.
- Jesus endured immense physical pain and suffering on the cross, demonstrating his unwavering faith and sacrifice for humanity.
- The speaker is calling for an altar call, indicating a significant and impactful message.
Challenging and questioning religious beliefs
- The speaker challenges listeners to rethink their religious beliefs and not be afraid to question and explore new perspectives.
- Many Christians lose their faith when they experience the failure of their faith, causing them to question and doubt.
Summary
- Understanding trials of faith is important, requiring maturity and knowledge of God’s word; it’s crucial to rethink religious beliefs and not rely solely on personal faith, as New Testament saints have something better.
- Living by faith means relying on Jesus’ faith and resting in his finished works, allowing us to receive his healing power and enter into a state of rest.
- Relying on God and declaring dependence on Him is crucial in achieving our goals and overcoming trials, as our own abilities and independence hinder our faith and prevent God from using us effectively.
- Trials and suffering are not always a result of sin, but can be used by God to test and strengthen believers, cultivate dependence on Him, and display His works in our lives.
- Living a godly life includes facing persecution, so we must learn from Jesus’ example, take responsibility for our lives, let go of the victim mentality, and pursue God’s plans for our future.
- Endure trials and persecution with joy, trusting in God’s will and wisdom, as it is necessary for growth and salvation.
- Rely on God’s wisdom and power, give without fear, and worship Him with our gifts to experience blessings and transformation in our lives.
- Retrain your thinking, respond to the message, and join World Changers Church International for blessings, divine protection, and biblical understanding.
