Why You Feel You're Going in Circles in Life...
Change Church • Jun 7, 2024 • 4 min
Take this message with you through a journey of Scripture, reflection, and prayer.
Summary
Themes
Key Points
- 1.Managing life's repetitive cycles requires using faith when we feel like we are going in circles.
- 2.Staying faithful during seasons that feel monotonous demands trust in God's underlying plan.
- 3.Faith requires self-control over our words, knowing when to stay silent so we do not speak ourselves out of a blessing.
- 4.Keeping quiet during seasons of waiting demonstrates deep trust in God's timing and instructions.
- 5.Internal doubt causes defeat before an external battle even begins when we view ourselves as grasshoppers.
- 6.The primary challenge in our trial is rarely the size of the giant, but having a view of God that is far too small.
- 7.Unbelief and intimidation can persuade us to give up on victories that God has already promised and prepared for us.
Sermon Moments
“Joshua and Jericho models for us the importance of using faith to manage circles.”
“It takes faith to stay faithful in what feels like a circle.”
“Sometimes it takes faith to keep your mouth closed, because it's possible for us to speak our way out of a blessing.”
“They didn't lose to the giants out there; they lost to the grasshopper in here, because the grasshopper in here is bigger than the giant out there.”
“Your problem is not the size of the giant; your problem is the way you see yourself. The problem is your God is too small.”
“They got talked out of fighting a fight that was fixed.”
This Week
Remember This
When you feel like you are walking in circles, use faith to stay quiet and stay faithful, knowing God has already secured your victory.
A Challenge for You
Do not let intimidation or fear talk you out of trying to step into what God has already declared is yours.These are personal sermon notes shared to help you remember the message — not a replacement for Scripture, your church, or your pastors.
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