Failed, Not Failure | CD
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Sermon delivered by G. Allen Jackson
November 20, 2011
The heart of this message is about a life that God can use. Failure and its impact can make us doubt if we are really suitable for significance in the Kingdom of God. Truthfully, failure is a part of life, but failure does not have to define our lives and derail us from God’s best. Pastor Allen examines the lives of three well-known Biblical figures that have shaped our faith until today – Abraham, Joseph, and Moses. Their lives were defined by poor choices and subsequent great failure, but they were also defined by even greater success as they yielded to the Lord – seeking and giving forgiveness and receiving restoration. They learned the power that comes from trusting an Almighty God, becoming both trustworthy and ‘truthworthy’. Our lives matter to God and He is able to take every failure and turn it around, maximizing it for His highest purposes to be fulfilled in our lives.
November 20, 2011
The heart of this message is about a life that God can use. Failure and its impact can make us doubt if we are really suitable for significance in the Kingdom of God. Truthfully, failure is a part of life, but failure does not have to define our lives and derail us from God’s best. Pastor Allen examines the lives of three well-known Biblical figures that have shaped our faith until today – Abraham, Joseph, and Moses. Their lives were defined by poor choices and subsequent great failure, but they were also defined by even greater success as they yielded to the Lord – seeking and giving forgiveness and receiving restoration. They learned the power that comes from trusting an Almighty God, becoming both trustworthy and ‘truthworthy’. Our lives matter to God and He is able to take every failure and turn it around, maximizing it for His highest purposes to be fulfilled in our lives.
