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This Is Your Moment

ONE, A Potter's House Church • Sep 7, 2026 • 41 min

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Summary

Pastor Touré Roberts teaches that we are living in a divine renaissance where God is democratizing influence and calling believers to rebuild systems, businesses, and creative efforts for His glory. Despite cultural or economic disruptions, believers should not be troubled, but rather step up to bring kingdom order where there is disorder. To build effectively during this era, Christians must move with urgency, rely on spiritual unction from the Holy Spirit, embrace their unique identity in Christ, and stay adaptable.

Themes

Kingdom AdvancementSpiritual Renaissance & InnovationIdentity in ChristHoly Spirit DirectionRedemptive InfluenceAdaptability & Purpose

Pastor's Points

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Urgency

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Unction

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Uniqueness

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Utility

Key Points

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Urgency: We must move with divine urgency because time is limited and God has placed multiple assignments and solutions inside us that others are waiting on.
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Unction: Effective building in God's kingdom requires spiritual unction—the supernatural empowerment and direction of the Holy Spirit—rather than human strength or passion alone.
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Uniqueness: God designed each believer with distinct gifts and perspectives, and creation is eagerly waiting for the authentic revelation of who God made you to be.
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Utility: To remain impactful in a fast-changing culture, believers must maintain utility through spiritual flexibility and adaptability without compromising their foundation in Christ.
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Dismantling for Re-Emerging: Difficulties, societal changes, and disruptions are often God's way of dismantling old structures to make room for a new kingdom renaissance.
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Kingdom Mindset vs. Church Mindset: The kingdom of God is not restricted to church buildings; it is the reign, rule, and intention of God established across business, technology, arts, and society.

Sermon Moments

“God doesn't make an old thing better. The Bible says, 'Behold, I do a new thing.'”

“There's something in your trouble that your destiny and your identity needs.”

“Procrastination is the arrogant assumption that God will give you a tomorrow to do what He called you to do today.”

“If you have urgency with no unction, you might build the wrong thing fast.”

“Creation will never respond to a fake you.”

“Who you truly are is hidden in Christ; if you want to find yourself, you must get close enough to Christ to stare in His face.”

This Week

Evaluate your daily schedule to ensure you are acting with urgency on the specific kingdom assignments God has given you.

Set aside dedicated quiet time each day to seek the Holy Spirit's unction and direction before making major decisions or building projects.

Stop comparing yourself to others on social media or imitating their paths; ask God to highlight your unique distinction and embrace it.

Spend consistent time in personal prayer and scripture study, beholding Christ so He can reveal your true identity and redeemed potential.

Identify one practical skill, tool, or area of knowledge (such as new technology) you need to learn to remain adaptable and effective in your calling.

Reframe your current career, business, or creative work as a kingdom assignment designed to bring God's order into places of disorder.

When facing obstacles or opposition, remind yourself that difficulty does not mean you are outside God's will, and continue building with faith.

Remember This

To thrive in God's kingdom renaissance, you must build with urgency, rely on spiritual unction, embrace your unique identity in Christ, and stay adaptable to advance His rule in every area of life.

A Challenge for You

Do not let opposition or a chaotic backdrop intimidate you. Stay focused, rely on the Holy Spirit, move with urgency, and build the vision God has placed inside you.

These are personal sermon notes shared to help you remember the message — not a replacement for Scripture, your church, or your pastors.