In this sermon, we journey through Scripture to understand what it really means to be chosen by God and called to build with Him. From Israel’s slavery in Egypt to their rebuilding after exile, we see a God who chooses the lowly, raises up deliverers, restores identity, and then says: “Build for Me a dwelling… but build it according to pattern.”

Using the picture of the tabernacle, the brazen altar, and the call to be a royal priesthood, this message challenges us to:

• Humble ourselves and boast only in the Lord
• Recognise the mark of God on our lives as deliverers in our generation
• Keep the fire on the altar of our hearts burning, not growing cold
• Refuse to let opposition and delay stop our obedience
• Consider our ways (Haggai 1) and put God’s house and God’s priorities first
• Build our lives, families, callings and ministries “as wise master builders”
• Ask God for grace to build again where we’ve stopped, given up, or been distracted

If your fire has grown dim… if you’ve faced resistance, delay, or discouragement… this sermon is a call to return to the altar, to rebuild with God, and to step back into your assignment with fresh courage.

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