Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.Start your daily pursuit with Matthew 6:33 by prioritizing God's kingdom over daily worries and physical needs.
- 2.Your pursuing can be fueled by knowing God's kingdom is on the move continuously across the earth.
- 3.Remember that as you pursue God, you are being pursued by His goodness, mercy, and unfailing love.
- 4.Pursuing God requires aligned preparation across your body, soul, and spirit, forming a three-fold cord that cannot easily be broken.
- 5.In the midst of grief and loss, God brings supernatural comfort through the Holy Spirit to sustain and uplift believers.
- 6.Following Christ requires moving beyond merely receiving instruction to actively teaching, serving, and making disciples.
- 7.True kingdom living focuses on righteousness, peace, and joy in the Holy Spirit rather than physical anxieties over earthly provision.
Sermon Moments
“Motion is lotion — you got to keep moving in your body, soul, and spirit to stay fit for pursuing God.”
“The triangle represents body, soul, and spirit, forming a three-fold cord that is not easily broken.”
“When facing the loss of a loved one, God brings the comfort of the Holy Ghost to put a smile back on your face and sustain you.”
“Stop worrying about what you're going to wear or eat; focus on the priority of God's kingdom and trust Him to deliver what you need in His timing.”
“The kingdom of heaven is on the move, hovering and working on your behalf even when you can't see it.”
“Like ice, liquid water, and steam are all water, God the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit are one God, working together in divine unity.”
“While you are looking forward in pursuit of God, look over your shoulder — goodness and mercy are following right behind you.”
“The four lepers asked 'why sit here until we die?' and when they took a step of faith, God turned their destitution into overwhelming abundance.”
This Week
Remember This
When you prioritize God's kingdom and press forward in daily obedience, His goodness and mercy will actively pursue you.
A Challenge for You
As you make your own individual pursuit and connect in the church, step forward in faith so that God can show Himself mightily and His blessings will overtake you.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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