What's Meant for You Will Find You
ONE, A Potter's House Church • Jun 17, 2026 • 80 min
Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Key Points
- 1.In Matthew 5, Jesus introduces a Kingdom mindset that rejects retaliation and refusing to stand eye-to-eye in conflict with an evil person.
- 2.Turning the other cheek means choosing not to wage war against someone who has lied or betrayed you, but showing up peacefully as if the offense never happened.
- 3.Praying sincerely for those who have betrayed or wronged you requires removing offense from your heart and partnering with God for their healing and deliverance.
- 4.Godly grace means extending unearned mercy to others rather than retaliating or giving them what their actions deserve.
- 5.Anger is a natural human emotion designed to alert us that something is wrong, and Scripture encourages believers to feel it without letting it lead to sin (Ephesians 4:26).
- 6.Trusting God with life outcomes often requires putting your ego aside and choosing humility over demanding your own way.
- 7.When you prioritize holding on to your core identity, peace, and values in God, He takes full responsibility for handling the outcomes.
- 8.God multiplies whatever capacity and gifts we offer to Him, making what we have more than enough when placed in His hands.
Sermon Moments
“I tell you not to resist an evil person. Do not make it your mission to create a battle or a war with them. Instead, live in such a way that they feel like you have forgotten it. That's turning the other cheek.”
“Pray for them. To pray for someone who has done you wrong requires you to take the offense out of your heart and pray the kind of prayer that would bring them to a space of deliverance.”
“Sometimes we don't give people what they deserve. We give them the grace that we didn't earn, the grace that we didn't deserve, and we pray that God gives us the strength to do that.”
“Even the Bible says be angry, but sin not. We have to give ourselves permission to be angry so that we can channel that passion into real impact.”
“Most people hold on to outcomes. And that's why it's hard for us to trust God with outcomes. But if you hold on to yourself, God will take care of the outcomes.”
“Using the voice that God has given you with the language God has given you, with the capacity God has given you, is enough.”
“God multiplies what we offer. It may not be enough, but it's what I've got, and I'm going to offer it to God, and God's going to show me what to do with it.”
This Week
Remember This
When you focus on holding fast to your identity, peace, and values in God, He takes full responsibility for handling the outcomes of your life.
A Challenge for You
God, I pray right now that you would send support, peace, love, your presence... that she would exhale, breathe you in and breathe out anything that isn't from you, and walk in wholeness as she tackles the rest of the week.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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