Procrastination on SermonAudio

1. Mr Procrastinator - Acts 24 v25 2. Mr Almost Persuaded - Acts 26 v26-29 3. Mr Dismissive - Acts 26 v 23-24

This sermon, centered on 1 Samuel 17, draws a powerful spiritual parallel between David's confrontation with Goliath and the daily battles believers face against internal and external spiritual giants such as fear, doubt, procrastination, and failure. It emphasizes that victory is not achieved through human strength, resources, or self-reliance, but through faith in God's power, obedience, and the spiritual armor provided by Christ. The preacher underscores that courage is not the absence of fear, but the decision to act in faith despite it, rooted in remembering past victories, running in confidence toward God's will, and reaping the fruit of transformed lives and strengthened community. The message calls listeners to reject the lie of failure, resist comparison, and embrace God's sufficiency, knowing that spiritual warfare is not carnal but won through divine strength, with the ultimate goal of honoring God and encouraging others to rise in faith.

Have we ever really considered that true discipleship demands immediate, wholehearted commitment? Do we understand that we must be willing to pay, whatever the cost might be before our own desires gained and(or) any rewards are given? Have we ever understood why Jesus explained that He has no where on this earth to lay His head? For answers to these questions and more, please listen to the title "Paying Up Front," taught by Pastor Jamie.

The sermon centers on the perilous danger of postponing salvation, illustrated through the biblical account of Felix and Drusilla's encounter with Paul. Though confronted with a powerful proclamation of righteousness, self-control, and the coming judgment—truths that stirred deep conviction and even trembling in Felix—their response was not repentance but a self-serving delay

Now we turn our attention to this thought of procrastination in the works of Christ. Both towards His works in me and in our work towards others. We often find ourselves procrastinating on both fronts without a second thought about a coming hour in which time runs out. But it is coming, and coming fast, for those who put off the things of God.

Farewell Address after Communion.

In the book of James, the Bible makes it clear that to procrastinate in doing the will of God is a sin. Hear three ways God helps you with "Escaping The Temptation Of Procrastination."