Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Key Points
- 1.True fruit in ministry comes from trusting God and obeying His leading rather than measuring success by our feelings or performance.
- 2.Believing in Jesus means acknowledging intellectually that He is real and true, whereas believing on Jesus requires placing personal trust and actively leaning your life on Him.
- 3.Just as sitting in a chair demonstrates active trust rather than simply agreeing the chair can hold weight, believing on Jesus means resting your salvation and eternity completely on Him.
- 4.Jesus cannot be categorized merely as a good teacher or moral figure because He claimed to be God and the Savior of the world.
- 5.Paul warns in Romans 6 that God's grace is never a license to continue living in willful sin.
- 6.Your schedule and your finances serve as two clear indicators of who or what is truly the Lord of your life.
- 7.Scripture models taking prompt next steps of obedience after salvation, such as water baptism, without placing complicated barriers in the way.
Sermon Moments
“To believe in is to accept something as true. To believe on is to personally trust and lean your life on that truth.”
“You can believe in a chair—it's sturdy, made of wood, capable of holding weight—but you actually believe on the chair when you sit down in it trusting it to hold you up.”
“Show me your pocketbook and show me your schedule... those are the two easiest things that control your life.”
“When you trust God and you just do what he tells you to do, he brings the results regardless of how you feel you did.”
“If you just made a spiritual decision, the best thing you can do is to take your next step immediately.”
“Remember the church is not a building we sit in, it's a movement we get to be a part of to reach one more life for Jesus.”
This Week
Remember This
True faith in Christ goes beyond intellectual agreement; it means personally leaning your entire life, schedule, and finances on Jesus as your Lord.
A Challenge for You
Remember the church is not a building we sit in, it's a movement we get to be a part of to reach one more life for Jesus.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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