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Change Church Miracle Week

Marcus Dudley and Dashawn Robinson

Change Church • Dec 4, 2025 • 42 min

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Summary

In this encouraging Miracle Week session, the pastors discuss how God regularly desires to move supernaturally in our lives, but human barriers often block His miracles. By confronting unbelief, unworthiness, and entitlement, believers learn that true safety is found in stepping out of convenience to follow Jesus wherever He calls. As we yield our lives in sacrificial generosity and courageous faith, we make ourselves available for God to work through us and accomplish what is good in His sight.

Themes

Faith and ExpectationOvercoming Miracle BlockersSacrificial GenerosityObedience vs ConvenienceImputed Worthiness in ChristKingdom Priorities

Pastor's Points

1.

Unbelief

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Unworthiness

3.

Entitlement

Key Points

1.
God is faithful and still in the business of lifting believers out of low places and pits of despair when they raise their heads in worship and expectation (Psalm 24:7-8).
2.
True safety is not remaining in comfortable and convenient situations, but being wherever Jesus calls us to be (Matthew 14:28-29).
3.
Faith does not make God able, but rather makes us available to be used by Him.
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Inconvenience is often an invitation into a deeper revelation of God's power and character.
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Unworthiness can function as a subtle form of pride when we cling to our own negative opinion of ourselves rather than accepting God's declaration that we are made worthy in Christ.
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God does not match our energy or flaws; He sets the standard of unconditional grace and goodness according to His nature.

Sermon Moments

“Faith doesn't make God able, it makes us available.”

“Inconvenience is sometimes an invitation into a deeper revelation of who God is.”

“True safety is not staying in the boat, but being wherever Jesus is calling us to be.”

“There is a subtle pride in insisting 'I'm not worthy' when God has already declared you worthy through Christ.”

“God doesn't match the energy; He sets the standard.”

“Entitlement makes us obsessed with what God can do for us, closing our hearts to what He wants to do through us.”

“Be strong, fight bravely, and the Lord will do what is good in His sight.”

This Week

Identify areas in your life where you have chosen convenience over obedience, and take a bold step toward where Jesus is calling you.

Reject feelings of unworthiness by remembering that your worth is imputed through Jesus Christ, not earned through your own performance.

Shift your focus from asking what God can do for you to asking how He can work through your generosity to bless others.

Surrender entitlement by putting God's Kingdom priorities first in your daily decisions and financial stewardships (Matthew 6:33).

Lift up your head in worship and expectation during low moments, trusting the Lord God strong and mighty to deliver you.

Take a righteous risk of faith and generosity this week, stepping out of comfortable boats into places that require total reliance on Jesus.

Commit to remaining strong and fighting bravely in faith, leaving the final outcome peacefully in God's hands.

Remember This

Faith makes us available for God to work through us, and when we step out of convenience to prioritize His Kingdom through courageous obedience and generosity, God faithfully accomplishes what is good in His sight.

A Challenge for You

Be strong, fight bravely, give generously, and trust that the Lord will do what is good in His sight.

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