Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Key Points
- 1.Tapping into what God did in your past helps fuel your faith for today's challenges.
- 2.Be careful to tap into your past without getting trapped in it, because how God made a way yesterday may not be how He makes a way today.
- 3.When the enemy tells you 'no way,' declare 'Yahweh' over your life and situation.
- 4.God makes a way in the sea, not around it, meaning He often leads us through difficult seasons rather than bypassing them.
- 5.No mud, no miracle: the messy and uncertain seasons of life are often where God is working most powerfully.
- 6.Every new work God begins in your life can feel messy at first, just like a spring bubbling up in a dry desert creates mud before it flows.
- 7.The crowd only sees what God does, but those who press through the mud come to know who God is.
Sermon Moments
“Many of the things you are standing in today, you said 'no way' about yesterday.”
“Tap into your past, but don't get trapped in your past.”
“The way He made yesterday may not be the way He makes today.”
“Sometimes the removal of a relationship is an opportunity for a revelation.”
“God makes a way in the sea—not a path around the sea.”
“No mud, no miracle.”
“When the devil says, 'No way,' we say, 'Yahweh.'”
“Every change God makes in your life will be muddy at first.”
This Week
Remember This
When the enemy tells you 'no way,' remember that Yahweh makes a way right through the middle of the mud.
A Challenge for You
When the devil says 'no way' to your future, speak the name 'Yahweh' and trust that every new miracle begins right in the middle of the mess.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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