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ALL IS YOURS

City of Refuge • May 3, 2026 • 37 min

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Summary

In this message, Bishop Noel Jones explores 1 Corinthians 3 to remind believers of their complete spiritual inheritance and security in Christ. Rather than depending on human strength, seeking approval from others, or allowing judgment and comparison to cause division, Christians are called to rely on the indwelling Holy Spirit. Because believers are joint heirs with Christ through divine adoption, all spiritual riches, power, peace, and victory already belong to them.

Themes

Divine Ownership and Joint-HeirshipSufficient Grace in Human WeaknessFreedom from Judgment and DivisionThe Indwelling Holy SpiritIdentity and True Self-Esteem

Key Points

1.
God often places believers in situations of severe pressure or failure where no human help is available so they learn to depend fully on Him.
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A multi-problematic trial serves as a multi-revelatory opportunity for God to show that His grace is sufficient and His power is perfected in human weakness.
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Judging others stems from an arrogant mindset that creates division, pride, and unhealthy competition within the body of Christ.
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Human beings only see outward appearances, but God alone knows the heart and judges righteously.
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Although Adam's sin brought spiritual death and a curse into the world, Jesus Christ reversed the curse through His death on the cross.
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Believers do not need to look outward for validation or help because the Holy Spirit lives within them as an abiding deposit of power, love, and peace.
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Through divine adoption, believers become full children of God and joint heirs with Jesus Christ, inheriting everything granted to the Son.
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Spiritual leaders and teachers do not own or rule over the church; rather, God designated them as servants sent to minister to the body of Christ.

Sermon Moments

“A multi-problematic situation is a multi-revelatory opportunity that God is going to step in and show you that He is the power that delivers you out of all situations.”

“You can't spend a lot of time judging the other side and sentencing the other side and putting people down on the other side and think that you can have unity and prosperity.”

“There is no way to make a judgment of somebody else without coming from a position of egotistical self-aggrandizement... I cannot judge you unless I think I am above you.”

“It is not my responsibility to make you happy, it is your responsibility to make you happy... Instead of looking out for help, we ought to look in for help.”

“Give somebody high five and say, 'Neighbor, why don't you make a withdrawal? Because you already got a deposit.'”

“When you can love your enemies, when you can love somebody who hates you, you are free from their influence.”

“You ain't broke. You just don't know what your riches are. You just don't know how rich you are. I'm rich in the Holy Ghost.”

This Week

Stop depending on human approval or seeking external accolades, and find your value in God's indwelling Spirit.

Refrain from judging others, recognizing that God alone sees and judges the human heart righteously.

Turn multi-problematic situations into opportunities to trust God and expect Him to demonstrate His strength in your weakness.

Make daily spiritual withdrawals from the Holy Spirit's deposit within you—drawing on His love, peace, patience, and strength.

Release yourself from guilt and past mistakes by walking in the complete justification provided through Christ's sacrifice on the cross.

Choose to love your enemies and bless those who criticize or put you down, walking in true spiritual freedom.

Live with confidence as a joint heir with Christ, knowing that every spiritual blessing and kingdom promise belongs to you.

Remember This

As joint heirs with Christ through divine adoption, believers possess all spiritual riches, victory, and power through the indwelling Holy Spirit.

A Challenge for You

I want to say to the individual that's here that's not born again, I want to say to you, come get yours. Come get yours. Come and get your to the uttermost.

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