Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Key Points
- 1.Your physical size, background, or current resources do not determine your impact, but your willingness to trust God does.
- 2.God often reduces our resources or places us in situations beyond our capacity so that we cannot take credit for the victory.
- 3.God accomplishes massive breakthroughs through a few attentive, courageous, and vigilant people rather than a large crowd of fearful naysayers.
- 4.You must always go in the strength and resources you currently possess, trusting God to build your future out of what you have left.
- 5.Surrounding yourself with unified, supportive partners who understand the vision and language of your heart fuels courage and spiritual momentum.
- 6.Do not despise or minimize humble beginnings, because God rejoices simply to see the work begin.
- 7.Faithful stewardship over small responsibilities qualifies you to be promoted and trusted with greater spiritual and material resources.
- 8.Pruning may temporarily cut back your scope or resources, but God uses it to refine your character and increase your ultimate fruitfulness.
- 9.Never disqualify yourself from God's mission based on age, inexperience, or a lack of formal credentials, because His authority and presence supply everything you need.
Sermon Moments
“You're small enough for God to do something great through. Your size does not determine your impact, but your willingness to trust God does.”
“God will never require from you something that you do not possess. Go in the strength that you have.”
“It's better to have a handful of courageous people than a whole bunch of negative naysayers that's just a big crowd standing around you.”
“God knows how to take your little slingshot budget and allow you to be able to do what the big boys can do.”
“It is a danger for you to have your life surrounded with people who do not understand the language of your heart.”
“Pruning temporarily reduces your size, but it improves your quality and your potential for growth.”
“When you carry no weight, you lose your mind. But when you have weight of responsibility that somebody who loves you has put on you, it is their way of saying, 'I believe in you.'”
This Week
Remember This
You are small enough for God to perform something great through, because your impact is determined not by your natural resources, but by your trust in God's presence.
A Challenge for You
Go in the strength that you have, knowing that you are big enough because God is with you, and make Jesus the Lord of your life.These are personal sermon notes shared to help you remember the message — not a replacement for Scripture, your church, or your pastors.
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