Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.Don't waste your faith on things discipline can delete.
- 2.Don't waste your faith on things communication can correct.
- 3.Don't waste your faith on things a budget can build.
- 4.Don't waste your faith on things integrity can avoid.
- 5.Don't waste your faith on things a schedule can solve.
- 6.God used faith as the foundational blueprint to create the entire universe out of the unseen realm.
- 7.Salvation is given by grace and received through faith, making faith the essential engine of the gospel message.
- 8.Exercising faith pleases God through active obedience rather than being dependent on specific personal outcomes.
Sermon Moments
“The thing that the Bible tells us can move a mountain is so small I can lose it if not taken care of... put it in some soil, prove that this has life on the inside of it.”
“Faith is the guts of the gospel. Anybody that's going to see God do something and somebody be saved, they got to have faith.”
“Faith working is never the result, because God may have wanted something different to happen. It's never about the outcome; it's about the obedience.”
“Most people think that the future is waiting on them. The future is being created by your faith today.”
“Don't waste your faith on things discipline can delete.”
“Using a Ferrari to go to Sprouts is an underutilization of the power of the Ferrari... Faith performs at its best when there's a demand on it.”
“We would rather everything be a miracle than management. You got a reason to praise because you didn't plan.”
This Week
Remember This
Faith is designed to construct future realities and achieve God's divine purpose, not to be wasted on low-level problems that discipline, communication, and integrity are meant to solve.
A Challenge for You
Raise the function of your faith today. Have the audacity to trust God beyond low-level routines, stepping out in active obedience so He can shape your future according to His divine purpose.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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