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“A Leader’s Wisdom!”
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Scripture: Exodus 18: 1-27
Summary:
This Gospel message, delivered by Pastor Richard Andrews, highlights God as The Father, Son, and Holy Spirit God revealed in Jesus. Pastor Richard emphasizes the call for all believers to step into leadership roles, using the example of Moses and Jethro from Exodus 18. The message highlights that leadership in God’s kingdom is not reserved for the elite, but is a calling for everyone who follows Christ. Pastor Richard shares practical wisdom on how leaders should rejoice with others, relate to those around them, and wisely carry out their responsibilities through humility and reliance on God. He stresses the importance of vulnerability, relational ministry, and the need to rely on God’s wisdom, just as Moses did under Jethro’s guidance.
Key Points and Highlights
🌟 Every Believer is Called to Lead
- Leadership is not just for pastors or prominent figures. All believers are called to lead by following Christ’s example in their daily lives.
🛡️ Rejoice with Others in God’s Work
- Leaders should take joy in what God is doing in the lives of others, as seen in Jethro’s celebration of God’s work with Moses and Israel.
💞 Relating to People is Key to Leadership
- Leadership begins with building relationships. Like Moses and Jethro, strong leaders take time to connect with those they serve.
🔄 Testify to God’s Goodness
- Moses recounted God’s faithfulness to Jethro. Leaders should share testimonies of God’s work in their lives, encouraging others in their faith.
🙏 Bless God’s Name in Worship
- Leadership involves worshiping God openly and encouraging others to do the same. Jethro praised God after hearing about His works.
🌍 Wise Leaders Share the Burden
- Pastor Richard emphasizes that leaders should not take on all responsibilities alone. Just like Jethro advised Moses, delegating is crucial to avoid burnout.
🔧 Leaders Challenge Others with Love
- Jethro challenged Moses’ leadership structure. Wise leaders should lovingly confront areas of weakness, helping others improve without judgment.
🔥 Leadership Requires Humility
- Moses demonstrated humility by listening to Jethro’s advice. A true leader remains teachable, willing to receive counsel and guidance from others.
✝️ Follow Jesus’ Example of Perfect Leadership
- Jesus serves as the ultimate example of leadership. Pastor Richard encourages everyone to model their leadership after Christ’s perfect wisdom and grace.
🤝 Serve Others by Loving Them as Christ Loves
- The sermon concludes with the reminder that leadership means loving others as Christ loves us, with compassion, sacrifice, and service.
Context:
This sermon, delivered by Pastor Richard Andrews, is on spiritual leadership and the Christian call to serve. Using the story of Moses and Jethro from Exodus 18, Pastor Richard outlines practical lessons on leadership that apply to every believer, encouraging humility, wisdom, and reliance on God. The message challenges listeners to step into leadership roles in their homes, workplaces, and communities while participating with Jesus as the ultimate Leader.
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The Godly Meaning Of The Bronze Serpent
Filed under: Bible, By Tim Brassell, Christian Living, Faith, Gospel, Grace Communion International, Love, Ministry, Participation with Christ, Participation with Jesus, Prayer, Relationships, Sermons, The Gospel Project, Timothy Brassell, Trinity, Uncategorized, Union In Christ, Union with Christ, Witness, Worship | Tags: Deliverance, eternal life, Forgiveness, Forgiveness of Sin, God's Grace, healing, Israelites, Jesus Christ, Jesus dying on the cross, Jesus killing sin, Jesus putting death to death, Mercy, Moses, New Life Fellowship Of Baltimore Maryland, Numbers 21, Pastor Tim of New Life Fellowship, Pastor Timothy Brassell, Reconciliation with God, Salvation, Serpent, Sin
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Part 1, 25 mins :“https://trinityandhumanity.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/16-10-23-the-godly-meaning-of-the-bronze-serpent-part-1-numbers-21-tah.mp3”
Part 2, 25 mins : “https://trinityandhumanity.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/16-10-23-the-godly-meaning-of-the-bronze-serpent-part-2-numbers-21-tah.mp3”
Full Message: “https://trinityandhumanity.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/03/16-10-23-the-godly-meaning-of-the-bronze-serpent-numbers-21-tah.mp3”
Theological Theme: God our Father sent His Son Jesus to become sin in order to conquer sin.
Christ Connection: Just as the Israelites looked upon the bronze serpent lifted high on the pole and were healed, so also we look with faith upon Jesus Christ, who was lifted high on the cross, and experience Salvation from our sin.
Missional Application: Because Christ has become sin for us, getting rid of it, God the Holy Spirit empowers us to share with others that they, too, can and should look upon Jesus, receiving his love shown deepest on the cross, and receive spiritual healing.
*picture courtesy of markglogg.eu
Jesus Is The Tabernacle Of God The Trinity
Filed under: Bible, By Tim Brassell, Christian Living, Gospel, Grace Communion International, Love, Relationships, Sermons, Timothy Brassell, Trinity, Uncategorized, Witness, Worship | Tags: Exodus 25-40, Faith, God Father Son and Spirit, Grace Communion International, Hope, Jesus Christ, Love, Moses, New Life Fellowship Baltimore MD, Pastor Tim of New Life Fellowship, Relationships, The Good News, The Tabernacle
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Theological Theme: The tabernacle was built so it would be possible for our holy, unique and one-of-a-kind relational God to dwell among a sinful people.
Christ Connection: God instructed the Israelites to build a tabernacle so that He could dwell with them. God wants to be with His people. For this reason, God the Father later sent His Son, Jesus, to “tabernacle,” or dwell, with us.
Missional Application: As the people in whom God, Father, Son and Spirit dwells, we are called to manifest His glorious presence in the world in which we live.
*photo courtesy of slideshare.net
Breaking News: Jesus Is Renewing T/His Church! pt.4
Filed under: Bible, By Tim Brassell, Christian Living, Church, Gospel, Grace Communion International, Humor, Love, Ministry, Relationships, Sermons, The Dance and Dream of the Trinity, Timothy Brassell, Trinity, Uncategorized, Witness, Worship | Tags: Bible, Christian Living, Christianity, Church, Excuse-making, Exodus 3, Exodus 4, Faith, god the father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, God the Trinity, Grace, Great Commission, Hope, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Love, Mercy, Moses, New Life Fellowship Of Baltimore Maryland, Participation, Participation with Christ, Pastor Tim of New Life Fellowship, Pastor Timothy Brassell, Relationships, The Relational God Revealed, Trinitarian Theology
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This message of Good News is proclaimed to a congregation on mission with Jesus “Outside the Walls “of their Church bldg., literally.
The Gospel proclaims God, Father, Son and Spirit as the God who calls human beings to participate with Him in a special and gracious way that He provides in the power of the Holy Spirit. It reminds every member of Jesus’ Body that, even like God’s great leaders such as Moses, we can often keep giving God excuses as to why we don’t follow through on what He says. In the Light of His provision and grace Revealed in Jesus and in the power of the Spirit, our Father’s command comes to us through the Apostle Paul all the same, “See to it that you complete the ministry you have received in the Lord.”
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*picture courtesy of buildingabrandonline.com
Rebellion Against The Redeemer
Filed under: by Tony Marra, Christian Living, Gospel, Love, Ministry, Relationships, Sermons, Spiritual Warfare, Trinity, Uncategorized, Witness, Worship | Tags: Assistant Pastor Tony Marra, Bible, Christian Living, Christianity, Church, Exodus, Exodus 32, Faith, Forgiveness, god the father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, God the Trinity, good news, Gospel, Grace, Hope, Idolatry, Incarnation, Jesus, Jesus Christ, jesus ministry, Love, Moses, New Life Fellowship Of Baltimore Maryland, Participation, Pastor Tim of New Life Fellowship, Preaching, Rebellion, Relational God Revealed, Relationships, Salvation, Scriptures, Sin, Trinitarian Theology, Trinity, Worship
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Theological Them: Idolatry is putting something or someone in the place of God – Father, Son and Spirit.
Christ Connection: The children of Israel needed a mediator to intercede on their behalf. Jesus Christ is the mediator between God and sinful humanity; He intercedes on behalf of His people.
Missional Application: God calls us to intercede for people who need Him, appealing to His character and His will as we pray for their salvation.
*photo courtesy of av1611.org
The Wilderness Test
Filed under: Bible, By Ann Vinson, Christian Living, Gospel, Love, Relationships, Trinity, Uncategorized, Witness, Worship | Tags: Assistant Pastor Ann Vinson, Bible, Children of Israel, Christian Living, Christianity, Exodus, Faith, god the father, God the Holy Spirit, God the Son, God the Trinity, good news, Gospel, Grace, Hope, Incarnation, Jesus, Jesus Christ, Love, Moses, New Life Fellowship Baltimore MD, Participation, Pastor Tim of New Life Fellowship, Relational God Revealed, Relationships, Trinitarian Theology, Trinity
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Theological Theme: God’s goodness is expressed through His sustaining grace toward His people.
Christ Connection: Moses struck the rock instead of the people, and water flowed for the people’s salvation. Jesus is the Rock who was struck for our salvation, the Rock whose living water satisfies us forever.
Missional Application: God calls us to testify to His goodness in providing for us.
*photo courtesy of pastorgraphics.com