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It's Time To Purify: I'm Coming Clean

Michael Todd·Transformation Church

Sunday, September 20, 2026

Part of Its Time

Summary

Before God takes us into the promised land and performs great wonders in our lives, He calls us to make the intentional decision to purify ourselves. By honoring God's manifest presence, removing hidden sins, and getting washed in His Word and worship, we prepare our hearts for the shift He is bringing. While God fights our battles, the personal responsibility to consecrate our lives and take a spiritual bath belongs entirely to us.

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Joshua 3:1-5↗Joshua 1↗Joshua 2↗Ephesians 4:11↗Exodus 20↗

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It's Time To Purify: I'm Coming Clean

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Themes

Purification and ConsecrationGod's Manifest PresenceThe Ark of the CovenantPersonal Responsibility in SanctificationShifting into God's Promises

Pastor's Points

1.Worry cannot shift with you into the promised land.
2.Wounds cannot shift with you into the promised land.
3.Idol worship cannot shift with you into the promised land.
4.Wickedness cannot shift with you into the promised land.

Key Points

1.God requires personal purification before performing great wonders in a believer's life.
2.The Ark of the Covenant represented God’s manifest presence among His people, housing His principles (the Commandments), relationship/authority (Aaron's rod), and provision (manna).
3.Through Jesus Christ, believers are now the temple of the Holy Spirit, carrying God's manifest presence within them wherever they go.
4.Believers must maintain a healthy, reverent fear of God's presence rather than treating holy things casually.
5.While the battle belongs to the Lord, the bath belongs to us—we must take personal responsibility for cleansing our habits, thoughts, and actions.
6.Four things cannot enter the promised land with you: worry, unresolved wounds, idol worship, and perverted or twisted behavior (wickedness).
7.True purification takes place through consistent worship, getting washed by the Word of God, honest confession, and wrestling with the flesh.
8.When you set up a place and time to meet with God, He will consistently show up to meet with you.

Sermon Moments

“The Graceland illustration: People visit Elvis's house not for the architecture, but because his presence lived there—similarly, what makes a believer powerful is Who lives inside them.”

“The dirty towel demonstration: Dipping a stained towel into clean water shows how God's grace completely eats up and washes away our sin when we draw near to Him.”

“'The battle belongs to the Lord, but the bath belongs to you.'”

“'If you set it up, He'll show up. The reason why people don't see God move is because they won't set the meeting.'”

“The home guest comparison: How thoroughly you clean your house depends on who is coming to visit; since God desires to live with you, purify your heart.”

“The story of Uzzah: A warning that we must never treat the holy presence of God casually or try to handle divine matters on human terms.”

This Week

Identify and remove hidden sins, improper media, or toxic apps from your phone and home that compromise your purity.
Set up a dedicated daily space and time for worship and prayer, trusting that God will meet you there.
Practice honest confession to God and trusted Christian friends instead of hiding areas where you struggle.
Turn moments of worry into opportunities for worship and remembrance of God's past faithfulness.
Allow God to clean open emotional wounds so they do not fester into bitterness or infect your next season.
Examine your life for subtle idols—such as money, fashion, politics, or social media status—and put God back in first place.
Get connected with local church community and prayer partners to walk out accountability and healing together.

Remember This

God's promises and wonders are waiting on our purity, and while the battle belongs to the Lord, the personal responsibility to cleanse ourselves belongs to us.

A Challenge for You

Do not let pride or secret compromises hold back what God wants to do tomorrow; make the decision today to delete what needs to be deleted, lay down hidden sins at the altar, and purify yourself in His presence.

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