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Over the last 6 months we have been looking at the the theme of Kingdom Life
1st quarter - Kingdom First
Born for purpose and staying on purpose.
2nd Quarter - the Kingdom is Like
3rd Quarter our sub theme is - Born for such a time as this.
We will be drawing from the examples of Esther and Daniel as to how we can life love life in a way that will bring an effect to the world we live in and be a life that will Honour God.
Can I remind you of our mission that comes out of the great commission that Jesus our King entrusted to us.
Matthew
Living Waters Church Kyabram is empowered to bring God’s message,
leading people into a loving relationship with God,
teaching people to be followers of Jesus Christ.
Born for such a time as this.
Our key verses for the next few months are:-
For if you remain silent at this time, relief and deliverance for the Jews will arise from another place, but you and your father’s family will perish.
And who knows but that you have come to your royal position for such a time as this?
Let’s set a foundation.
But Daniel resolved not to defile himself with the royal food and wine, and he asked the chief official for permission not to defile himself this way.
In many regards the story of Esther is a sad but exciting story.
Her journey began long before her winning of a beauty contest to become the queen of Persia.
he queen of Persia.
From what would see as troubled and hard beginnings losing both mother and father at a young age she was raised by her cousin Mordecai.
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From what would see as troubled and hard beginnings losing both mother and father at a young age she was raised by her cousin Mordecai.
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What can God use?
Anything!
God can use faithful people!
It is important that we understand that there has to be more to our witness than faithfulness.
Faithful yes! but faithful to the right things.
Integrity.
Mordecai was a man of integrity and was really a wise man.
Your integrity will cause you to be promoted and will hold you when trouble comes
Ps 25
Pro
Example from Joseph’s life.
Joseph understood what had been entrusted to him and because of the culture of his heavenly kingdom he refused to take what was not his or even allow himself to be in a position where he would be tempted.
Teachability
“Mordecai had a cousin named Hadassah, whom he had brought up because she had neither father nor mother.
This young woman, who was also known as Esther, had a lovely figure and was beautiful.
Mordecai had taken her as his own daughter when her father and mother died.”
Mordecai was a man of integrity and was really a wise man.
Because of the integrity of Mordecai, the teachable heart of Esther and the promise and faithfulness of God the Jewish people were saved.
In we read that Mordecai had an understanding and assurance that God is sovereign.
He challenged Esther that she was in her royal position for a reason.
The choice was hers to rise to the calling and purpose that she was divinely positioned for but even if she did not rise to the challenge God would still be faithful and raise up another to bring deliverance.
God is always faithful to His divine plan and it is our honour to be co-heirs with Christ.
Because of the integrity of Mordecai, the teachable heart of Esther and the promise and faithfulness of God the Jewish people were saved.
Mat 4:
Come follow and I will make you.
The Promise
God is faithful to His promise.
we read that Mordecai had an understanding and assurance that God is sovereign.
He challenged Esther that she was in her royal position for a reason.
The choice was hers to rise to the calling and purpose that she was divinely positioned for but even if she did not rise to the challenge God would still be faithful and raise up another to bring deliverance.
God is always faithful to His divine plan and it is our honour to be co-heirs with Christ.
God is Sovereign
We read that Mordecai had an understanding and assurance that God is sovereign.
He challenged Esther that she was in her royal position for a reason.
The choice was hers to rise to the calling and purpose that she was divinely positioned for but even if she did not rise to the challenge God would still be faithful and raise up another to bring deliverance.
God is always faithful to His divine plan and it is our honour to be co-heirs with Christ.
God has called you to follow him and make a difference where we live and beyond.
Called to go
Called to make a difference
Called to integrity
Called to be teachable
Called to the promise
Called to the live under the sovereignty of God
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