Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Pastor's Points
Key Points
- 1.Say more of what God said and less of what I think.
- 2.Silence the skeptics so you can survive the strain.
- 3.Proclaim his praise so you can persist through the process.
- 4.Faith development requires word management because internal dialogue directly affects spiritual growth.
- 5.Before faith will move a mountain, faith must move our mouth.
- 6.God is sovereign and not bound by human sequence, meaning He can skip steps and redeem lost time.
- 7.Having questions for God is distinct from questioning God's character; faith knows what questions to ask.
- 8.God provides information on a need-to-know basis rather than a want-to-know basis to mature us spiritually.
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Sermon Moments
“Before faith will move a mountain, faith must move our mouth.”
“God is not bound by sequence; He can take one year and do what makes up for ten lost years.”
“There is a difference between questioning God and having questions for God.”
“God gives information on a need-to-know basis, not a want-to-know basis.”
“Sometimes part of your assignment is to be evidence in human form of what God can do.”
“Don't tell me what you received through faith; tell me what you were willing to give up because of it.”
“You cannot have a heart full of faith with a mouth full of doubt.”
This Week
Remember This
Before faith will move a mountain in your life, faith must first move your mouth through intentional word management aligned with God's promises.
A Challenge for You
Examine the state of your faith and your internal self-dialogue, recognizing that you cannot have a heart full of faith with a mouth full of doubt, and begin practicing word management 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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