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God Is Able

West Angeles Church of God in Christ • Nov 6, 2025 • 32 min

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Summary

Amid global trials, civil unrest, and personal hardship, God reminds His people that He possesses all power, presence, and sovereignty to see them through every storm. Through biblical examples like the three Hebrew boys, Daniel in the lions' den, and Job, we see that God is fully able to deliver, restore, save, and empower those who remain faithful. Believers are encouraged to respond with complete commitment, consistent prayer, diligent study of the Word, and reliance on the Holy Spirit.

Themes

God's OmnipotenceFaith in HardshipDivine RestorationDivine DeliveranceHoly Spirit Empowerment

Pastor's Points

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Commit your life to Jesus Christ.

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Have faith in God.

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Study the word to know him and to win others to Jesus Christ.

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Obey his word and commandments.

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Commit to developing your prayer life.

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Worship and reverence God alone.

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Be filled with the Holy Spirit.

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Fellowship with other Christian believers.

Key Points

1.
Commit your life to Jesus Christ by surrendering your all to Him.
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Have unwavering faith in God, knowing He is able to perform everything He has promised.
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Study the Word diligently to present yourself approved before God and win others to Christ.
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Obey God's Word and commandments, remembering that obedience is better than sacrifice.
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Commit to developing a consistent prayer life, because prayer changes circumstances and changes us.
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Worship and reverence God alone, recognizing that He is worthy of all our praise.
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Be filled with the Holy Spirit, who is a free gift promised by the Father to help us live the Christian life.
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Fellowship regularly with other believers, allowing iron to sharpen iron in Christian community.

Sermon Moments

“When God repeats Himself, we must listen carefully.”

“Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego declared that God was able to deliver them from the fiery furnace, but even if He chose not to, they would not bow to idols.”

“Daniel remained steadfast in prayer three times a day despite a royal decree, and God sent an angel to shut the lions' mouths.”

“Job lost his wealth and children, yet he fell to the ground in worship, declaring, "The Lord giveth and the Lord has taken away; blessed be the name of the Lord."”

“God promises to restore the years that the locusts have eaten and replace His people's shame with spiritual abundance.”

This Week

Commit your life fully to Jesus Christ, surrendering all your worries and circumstances into His hands.

Exercise faith in God during uncertain times, trusting His ability to deliver even when the outcome isn't what you expected.

Diligently study the Scriptures to grow in your knowledge of God and effectively share the gospel with others.

Walk in daily obedience to God's commandments, recognizing that obedience is better than sacrifice.

Develop a consistent prayer life, bringing your needs to God daily in morning, noon, and night prayer.

Reserve your worship and reverence for God alone, acknowledging Him as the supreme source of all goodness.

Seek the fullness and power of the Holy Spirit to guide, comfort, and empower you as a witness for Christ.

Remember This

God is completely sovereign, omnipotent, and faithful, possessing all power to deliver, restore, save, and empower His people through every crisis.

A Challenge for You

If you want more of this God of whom I speak, He's available to you today. Don't wait another minute, because tomorrow is not promised to any of us.

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