PURPOSE IS BRAVERY || ISAIAH PETER-NELSON || Spiritual Emphasis
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Have you ever felt inadequate or afraid despite knowing God’s plan for your life? In today's sermon, we dive into Jeremiah 1:5-19 and explore how purpose and bravery go hand-in-hand in fulfilling God's calling.
Scriptural Insight:
Jeremiah 1:5-19
"Before I formed thee in the belly I knew thee; and before thou camest forth out of the womb I sanctified thee, and I ordained thee a prophet unto the nations... Be not afraid of their faces: for I am with thee to deliver thee, saith the LORD."
Key Points:
Purpose Does Not Eliminate Fear:
Jeremiah was ordained a prophet before birth, yet he felt inadequate.
God's assurance didn’t remove his fear but promised His presence.
Facing the Fear:
Like Jeremiah, many of us face an identity crisis when God’s vision seems larger than our self-perception.
It’s crucial to confront and embrace our fears to fulfill our divine purpose.
Practical Steps to Walk in Purpose and Bravery:
Prepare Diligently: Being called doesn’t negate the need for preparation. Jeremiah 1:17 emphasizes the importance of readiness.
Embrace Failure: Understand that failure is part of the journey. James 1:2-4 highlights that trials produce perseverance and maturity.
Leave Your Comfort Zone: Growth often requires stepping into the unknown. Genesis 12:1 teaches us about leaving comfort to embrace God's promise.
Surround Yourself with Support: Fellowship and encouragement from a community of believers are vital. Hebrews 10:24-25 emphasizes the power of collective support.
Handling Fear:
With Preparation: Mastery of your calling reduces fear. Jeremiah 1:17 reminds us that preparedness dispels fear.
Through Service: Serving others prepares us for greater responsibilities. Luke 16:10-12 demonstrates the importance of faithfulness in small things.
Taking Baby Steps: Small, actionable steps pave the way for God’s miraculous intervention. Starting with what you can do invites God’s hand into your endeavors.
The Power of the Spirit:
Embrace the Holy Spirit's guidance to build mental fortitude. The Spirit transforms timidity into boldness, empowering us to speak and act with confidence.
Reflection and Action:
What has prophecy or divine leading pushed you to do?
Are you ready to embrace your purpose despite the fear?
Take a moment to pray and seek the Holy Spirit’s strength to step into your calling with bravery and faith.