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The Incredibles: Week 3: Esther: Strength & Dignity
Download this week's 5 Day Devotional: https://chapinccc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/The-Incredibles_-Week-3_-Esther_-Strength-Dignity-5-Day-Devotional.pdf
Sermon Summary: This sermon explores the story of Esther, emphasizing how God uses ordinary, imperfect people to accomplish His extraordinary purposes. It encourages believers to recognize their strategic positioning in life, respond to God's call with courageous obedience, and take risks for His glory. The message highlights that one's imperfections do not disqualify them from being used powerfully by God.
Key Points:
- God's providence places imperfect people in strategic positions
- God's mission calls imperfect people to courageous obedience
- God's glory shines through imperfect people when they trust Him enough to take risks
- The importance of having a "somebody ought to do something about that" (sod-sat) moment
- Risking for God's cause is better than succeeding at risking nothing
Scripture Reference: Book of Esther, with emphasis on Esther 4:14 and Esther 8:8
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By Chapin Christian Community ChurchDownload this week's 5 Day Devotional: https://chapinccc.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/08/The-Incredibles_-Week-3_-Esther_-Strength-Dignity-5-Day-Devotional.pdf
Sermon Summary: This sermon explores the story of Esther, emphasizing how God uses ordinary, imperfect people to accomplish His extraordinary purposes. It encourages believers to recognize their strategic positioning in life, respond to God's call with courageous obedience, and take risks for His glory. The message highlights that one's imperfections do not disqualify them from being used powerfully by God.
Key Points:
- God's providence places imperfect people in strategic positions
- God's mission calls imperfect people to courageous obedience
- God's glory shines through imperfect people when they trust Him enough to take risks
- The importance of having a "somebody ought to do something about that" (sod-sat) moment
- Risking for God's cause is better than succeeding at risking nothing
Scripture Reference: Book of Esther, with emphasis on Esther 4:14 and Esther 8:8