Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.Build a pathway of courage by being strong in the Lord and stepping through discomfort.
- 2.Build a pathway of discernment by tuning out human voices to hear God's direction.
- 3.Exercise strategic timing by seeking spiritual covering through prayer and fasting before moving forward.
- 4.Understand purpose-driven identity to approach God's throne boldly and take necessary faith risks.
- 5.Open your mouth and talk back to fear using the power, love, and sound mind God has provided.
- 6.Small acts of simple obedience and service can awaken dormant gifts, ministries, and callings placed within you.
- 7.Every advancement to a new spiritual level requires encountering an altar of sacrifice, submission, and surrender.
- 8.Moving into your future requires taking off the garments of yesterday's weariness and putting on praise in God's presence.
Sermon Moments
“Even if you have to do it scared, you still have to do it because so much is tied up in that moment.”
“With every new level in our life, the first thing that we come to is an altar of sacrifice.”
“You cannot walk into your tomorrow looking like your yesterday. Change your clothes.”
“Sometimes you cannot hear God because you are hearing everybody else; close the blinds and go in to hear from God.”
“At some point in your life, you have to go before God for yourself.”
“If you will tell God who He is, He will tell you who you are.”
“Fear tries to take your personality and turn it against the purpose of God in your life, so you have to open your mouth and talk back.”
This Week
Remember This
Fulfilling your divine purpose requires stepping through fear and sacrifice to build pathways of boldness in God.
A Challenge for You
Open your mouth, surrender your fears and insecurities to God, and step boldly into the anointed call He has placed on 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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