Often in life, we feel abandoned.

We pray, we seek God’s direction, we ask for His plan yet silence seems to answer us back. In those moments, it’s easy to believe that God has walked away.

But the truth is not that God has abandoned us—

it’s that we often interfere with the very plans He is working out.

1.Interfering with God’s Plan Many times, we convince ourselves that what’s right in front of us must be God’s plan.

We rush ahead.

We make decisions out of fear, impatience, or pain.

And when things fall apart, we say, “God, where were You?” But nothing we create on our own can compare to God’s perfect plan.

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• “The church hasn’t fallen asleep overnight—we’ve been napping.”
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• A nap feels harmless:
  
  • Comfortable
  • Temporary
  • Unintentional
  • But spiritually:
    
• Naps turn into missed moments
• Missed warnings
• Missed assignments “You can love God and still be asleep.”

Paul isn’t talking to the world—he’s talking to believers. He isn’t talking to religious people he is talking to the people who the body.

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the place in life where faith gets real and comfort gets challenged.

This is a space for believers who know God is calling them higher, deeper, and stronger.

Life will test you. Faith will be refined. Discipline won’t always feel good—but it will produce something holy.

So if God is calling you to grow, to endure, and to step out in obedience…

Then let’s say it together—Challenge Accepted.

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When we think of the birth of Jesus, we often recognize the gift—but do we truly see the perfection of that gift?

He was born as a man, yet lived a blameless life here on earth. He walked without sin, without fault, without compromise.

And still, He willingly gave His life for a world that would despise Him, reject Him, and turn away from His love and grace.

Even so, God did not withhold His gift. He gave us perfection wrapped in flesh—Jesus Christ.

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Matthew 2:11–12

Fit for a King

There is a truth we must understand today:

Not one of us has anything fit for a King.

We possess nothing material that can please the Lord.

Not our passion.

Not our dedication.

Not our commitments.

Not even our words.

None of these, by themselves, can satisfy

the Lord of Lords and the King of Kings.

Yet Scripture reminds us in 1 Peter 2:9:

“But ye are a chosen generation, a royal priesthood, an holy nation, a peculiar people; that ye should shew forth the praises of him who hath called you out of darkness into his marvellous light.”

When we praise Him, we please Him—not because of our actions,

not because of our song,

not because of our shout,

nor because of our voices—

But because He is already well pleased.

He called us out of darkness.

He delivered us from a life of sin—

and Scripture says we should not return to it

like a dog to its vomit.

That’s not vulgarity, church—that’s Bible.

Now listen with your heart this morning.

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Tell Me

Proverbs 8:1-17

We say this phrase often in our prayer life as a church

Lord tell me me give me Wisdom

But the reality is this we often times don’t want to know we don’t really want wisdom nor what God wants for us.

We say we do but if it makes us uncomfortable in certain areas well that’s not Gods will. It can’t be it makes me uncomfortable .But the truth is we should be uncomfortable in someways at times

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In this sermon preached June 21, 1996, David Wilkerson encourages us to have patience and wait on the Lord. Hebrews 10:36 says, "For ye have need of patience" (KJV). God's timing is perfect, so what we see as a delay is not a delay, but it means we must trust in the Lord and have patience. The devil tries to convince us it is our fault, but the Hebrews had genuine faith. What they needed was endurance and patience to remain steadfast In Faith

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Thanks Giving

We find it hard to give thanks in all Things let’s be honest we are a people of convenience gratitude

We are a people who believe thankfulness is only a thing that is necessary in a time of gain

But the truth is this according to this scripture in Colisians 3:17

But it’s here that we see a outline that’s so amazing that if we are not careful we will miss it

It’s what we do in word or in deed do it in the name of Jesus.

A family joined together for their annual thanksgiving dinner and the dad began to complain about the turkey being dry the dressing not being right it was complaint after complaint

And then his 5 year old son spoke up and said dad Jesus didn’t give us this day to be mad but to be happy and thankful

In thanksgiving the better part of these two words

When broke in half is Thanks Giving

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