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"Help My Unbelief" | Healed Part 3
There are some audio problems in this teaching but it corrects itself after a couple minutes. Sorry!!
What are God's thoughts on sickness? Does He use it to teach you something or as punishment? Does God want you well? These are all important questions we must ask. In this teaching, Pastor Clint Zeller talks about how we can knew how God feels about sickness so we can all experience heaven on earth.
Have you ever heard someone say, "I don't want the milk, I want the meat of God's Word!"? What does that mean exactly? Is it diving into the original languages of scripture? Church history? Culture? Is it overly complicated teachings that most people won't understand? If you think about it, the things you used to consider meat are now milk to you. And the things you consider meat today will one day be milk. So where do we draw the line of what is milk and what is meat? We need to rethink what the meat of the word actually is. (Hint: It's Jesus)
Our society has written the script of what it means to be happy. Get that job, buy that house, drive that car then you'll be happy. That's the American Dream. Well, if those things really made us happy, why are over 55 million Americans on some sort of psychiatric medication? Maybe it's time to wake up from the American Dream.
God has called you to live Heaven on earth. Dont allow society to define happiness for you, write your own script!
In this message, Pastor Clint Zeller teaches about the rich young ruler in Mark 10. This man seemed to have it all, but he ran and knelt in front of Jesus because he knew something was missing. Jesus then tells him to sell all his possessions...but why? Many of us have been told what true happiness is supposed to mean. If you own a lot of things, have a certain job, make lots of money. But what if the life we've created for ourselves is actually what's keeping us from true happiness? What if God has something better, but it requires wiping the slate clean and starting fresh?
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