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A Character Study of Moses
The sermon initiates a character sketch of Moses, drawing primarily from the book of Exodus. It begins by reading from Exodus chapter 3, detailing God's call to Moses and His promise to deliver the Israelites from Egypt. This message then pivots to explore the defining characteristic of Moses: his meekness. Despite Moses' initial reluctance and perceived inadequacies, God chose him, demonstrating that even a "broken individual" can be used for divine purpose. The sermon emphasizes that God helps put the pieces of our lives back together, and He gives us purpose, contrasting this with aimless wandering.
Meekness, as described in this sermon, is not weakness but rather "strength under control." It embodies submission to God's will, strength without harshness, and a gentle, teachable, and humble spirit. The sermon highlights how Moses, though called the meekest man on earth (Numbers 12:3), led a nation and stood against Pharaoh. This quality allows for a right relationship with God, where one trusts God's way even when life doesn't go as planned, responding with grace and humility rather than anger or pride.
The sermon applies these insights to the Christian life, emphasizing that God provides power when we are worried, proof when we are wandering in doubt, and a clear path when we are walking through life's uncertainties. It encourages listeners to surrender their talents and abilities to the Lord, trusting that God can use what we have and will direct our steps. The ultimate lesson from Moses' life is that God uses imperfect people for His perfect will, and we must trust Him completely, moving forward with confidence in His direction.
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By Kitchener Baptist ChurchThe sermon initiates a character sketch of Moses, drawing primarily from the book of Exodus. It begins by reading from Exodus chapter 3, detailing God's call to Moses and His promise to deliver the Israelites from Egypt. This message then pivots to explore the defining characteristic of Moses: his meekness. Despite Moses' initial reluctance and perceived inadequacies, God chose him, demonstrating that even a "broken individual" can be used for divine purpose. The sermon emphasizes that God helps put the pieces of our lives back together, and He gives us purpose, contrasting this with aimless wandering.
Meekness, as described in this sermon, is not weakness but rather "strength under control." It embodies submission to God's will, strength without harshness, and a gentle, teachable, and humble spirit. The sermon highlights how Moses, though called the meekest man on earth (Numbers 12:3), led a nation and stood against Pharaoh. This quality allows for a right relationship with God, where one trusts God's way even when life doesn't go as planned, responding with grace and humility rather than anger or pride.
The sermon applies these insights to the Christian life, emphasizing that God provides power when we are worried, proof when we are wandering in doubt, and a clear path when we are walking through life's uncertainties. It encourages listeners to surrender their talents and abilities to the Lord, trusting that God can use what we have and will direct our steps. The ultimate lesson from Moses' life is that God uses imperfect people for His perfect will, and we must trust Him completely, moving forward with confidence in His direction.