The NTEB House Church Sunday Service — Aired 04.29.23
With Host Geoffrey Grider | NTEB Founder, Author & Editor-in-Chief
The Bible is filled with accounts of God radically changing the lives of people who consecrated their lives to service to Him, and He will do the same thing for you.
Esther went from being an orphan to being the Queen, Ruth went from gleaning in the field to owning the field, David went from shepherd boy to warrior king, Jacob went from being a deceiver to a prince, Saul went from zealous persecutor of Christians to majority author of the New Testament. In every one of these cases, and there are dozens more, people’s lives were changed instantly when one thing happened. What all these people have in common is coming face to face with the living God who has all power.
One of the things so irresistible to the Charismatics is the idea that they can command something into being, that they can speak something they want to have happen into existence. It’s the main reason why over 100 million Christians are aligned with the Charismatic movement. Unfortunately for them, they have no such power, nor ability, to do those things. Only God has that power, and last I checked, He hadn’t shared it with anyone else. But herein lies the ‘meat of my message’ for this Sunday Service. Many Christians are hungry for a ‘life change’, and good for them because God is in the life-changing business. How do you get God to do a work like that in your life? The answer is simple, and 19th-century Welsh preacher Henry Varley said it like this. “The world has yet to see what God can do in, and with, and through, and by the man who is wholly consecrated to Him“. Do you want to be used by God, and see Him work amazing changes in your life? The secret is the consecrated life, which is defined in Webster’s 1828 dictionary as “The act or ceremony of separating from a common to a sacred use, or of devoting and dedicating a person or thing to the service and worship of God.” On this Sunday Service, I want to share with you how God changed my own life in direct proportion to my willingness to be consecrated to Him, and how He can, and will if you want it, do the same thing for you in your life as well.
Esther went from being an orphan to being the Queen, Ruth went from gleaning in the field to owning the field, David went from shepherd boy to warrior king, Jacob went from being a deceiver to a prince, Saul went from zealous persecutor of Christians to majority author of the New Testament. In every one of these cases, and there are dozens more, people’s lives were changed instantly when one thing happened. What all these people have in common is coming face to face with the living God who has all power.
“Seek ye the LORD while he may be found, call ye upon him while he is near: Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the LORD, and he will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for he will abundantly pardon. For my thoughts are not your thoughts, neither are your ways my ways, saith the LORD.” Isaiah 55:6-8 (KJV)
One of the things so irresistible to the Charismatics is the idea that they can command something into being, that they can speak something they want to have happen into existence. It’s the main reason why over 100 million Christians are aligned with the Charismatic movement. Unfortunately for them, they have no such power, nor ability, to do those things. Only God has that power, and last I checked, He hadn’t shared it with anyone else. But herein lies the ‘meat of my message’ for this Sunday Service. Many Christians are hungry for a ‘life change’, and good for them because God is in the life-changing business. How do you get God to do a work like that in your life? The answer is simple, and 19th-century Welsh preacher Henry Varley said it like this. “The world has yet to see what God can do in, and with, and through, and by the man who is wholly consecrated to Him“. Do you want to be used by God, and see Him work amazing changes in your life? The secret is the consecrated life, which is defined in Webster’s 1828 dictionary as “The act or ceremony of separating from a common to a sacred use, or of devoting and dedicating a person or thing to the service and worship of God.” On this Sunday Service, I want to share with you how God changed my own life in direct proportion to my willingness to be consecrated to Him, and how He can, and will if you want it, do the same thing for you in your life as well.
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