The sermon contrasts the world’s glorification of strength with God’s perspective on weakness, drawing heavily from 2 Corinthians 12. It highlights that while society values being strong, self-sufficient, and confident, God often reveals His power through human frailty. Using Paul’s ‘thorn in the flesh,’ which is interpreted as blindness from Galatians 4, this message emphasizes
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Moses stood before the Lord with a call on his life and a knot in his stomach. In Exodus 4, he isn’t the bold leader we often picture; he is a hesitant man overwhelmed by his own weakness. “But, behold, they will not believe me, nor hearken unto my voice,” he says in verse 1. He
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Moses stood before the Lord with a call on his life and a knot in his stomach. In Exodus 4, he isn’t the bold leader we often picture; he is a hesitant man overwhelmed by his own weakness. “But, behold, they will not believe me, nor hearken unto my voice,” he says in verse 1.
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In Exodus 4:1–9 we see Moses wrestling with deep insecurity as he stands before a God who is calling him to a task that feels far beyond his ability. Worried that the people will not believe him, Moses focuses on his weaknesses instead of God’s power—so the Lord graciously redirects his attention with a simple
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In Exodus 4:1–9 we see Moses wrestling with deep insecurity as he stands before a God who is calling him to a task that feels far beyond his ability. Worried that the people will not believe him, Moses focuses on his weaknesses instead of God’s power—so the Lord graciously redirects his attention with a simple
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