Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.Serve those who cannot pay you back.
- 2.Serve those who can pay you back.
- 3.Serve God with all you have.
- 4.Knowing your divine origin and destiny in Christ removes insecurity and makes you spiritually unstoppable.
- 5.Jesus cleansed our sins at the cross, but He also continually washes away the pain and baggage of past experiences so they no longer define us.
- 6.Kingdom principles operate differently than the world; true greatness and promotion come through humble service rather than self-elevation.
- 7.Serving people who cannot repay you is recorded by God as direct service unto Himself, and He takes responsibility for the reward.
- 8.God places unique gifts and problem-solving abilities in believers so they can serve others, which opens doors of influence before great people.
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Sermon Moments
“The bulk store sample cup illustration: experiencing misery in a place simply due to lack of knowledge about what is freely available.”
“If you know where you come from and you know where you are going, you will be an unstoppable person.”
“My creed: God is my source. My past is redeemed. My future is secure. Thus, I am free to lead and to serve with no fear.”
“The Fortune 500 founder disguised as an elderly janitor who elevated the intern that paused to serve him.”
“Whenever you serve someone who can't pay you back, Jesus puts it on His tab.”
“A gift is only good if you give it away; if you only solve your own problems, you are not gifted, you are selfish.”
“Giving God the one thing He wants most and won't force: bringing His lost children back home.”
This Week
Remember This
True life acceleration and kingdom influence come when we anchor our security in God's redemption and faithfully serve others and God with all we have.
A Challenge for You
Freely you have received, now freely give. Get your eyes off your own problems, look around to serve somebody else, and make Jesus the complete Lord of your life today.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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