Christian couples are expected to live according to the dictates of God’s word. For instance, the Bible tells us that a man should leave his parents and cleave to his wife (Genesis 2:24).
Christian couples are expected to live according to the dictates of God’s word. For instance, the Bible tells us that a man should leave his parents and cleave to his wife (Genesis 2:24).
You Don’t Have to Wait for Perfection to Begin.
Using Apostle Paul’s message to the Corinthians (1 Cor. 2:1–5), the speaker highlighted how Paul acknowledged his weakness and trembling but still obeyed the call to preach. Likewise, God uses the humble, the weak, and the willing—not just the qualified.
Start Where You Are. Keep Moving.
“If you can’t fly, run. If you can’t run, walk. If you can’t walk, crawl—but don’t stay still.”
Stagnancy was identified as a trap. Taking small steps opens doors for bigger opportunities, even if what’s available now isn’t ideal.
Blind Faith Unlocks Favor.
Referencing Peter in Luke 5, despite his professional expertise, he obeyed Jesus’ call to “launch into the deep”—and experienced a net-breaking miracle. The message was clear: obedience and trust precede breakthrough.
God Honors Action Over Excuses.
Many delay pursuing purpose or relationships waiting for the “perfect time,” yet often, that time never comes. Faith is taking a step before everything aligns.
Testimonies of Transformation Start with Obedience.
From personal stories and biblical examples (like Moses and the bank security guard who got promoted), we saw that small acts of obedience in imperfection often unlock divine appointments.
You Are Engraved on God’s Hand.
Isaiah 49:16 reminds us that God has not forgotten us. Even in what looks like delay or rejection, God is working behind the scenes to bring His promises to pass.
The church prayed for courage to move forward, faith to trust God in the unknown, and the grace to obey even when things don’t seem perfect.
“Father, in our imperfect state, help us take bold steps of faith that lead to testimonies. May our lives bring glory to your name. Amen.”