44 min
The Wilderness by Pastor Jay Nembhard | 2024 S. LONDON CONFERENCE: DOMINION Taking The Land - CFM Sermon Podcast
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- Religion & Spirituality
Summary
In this sermon, Pastor Nembhard discusses the importance of the wilderness in the development of preachers. He emphasizes that success in ministry is not determined by worldly standards or the opinions of celebrities but by God's calling and the preacher's development. He uses the example of John the Baptist, who received the word of God in the wilderness and went on to have a powerful ministry at the river. He encourages preachers to embrace the wilderness as a place of testing, obscurity, and faith, where they can develop their identity and confront the devil. Ultimately, the wilderness prepares preachers to reach people at the river and bring about revival.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Reading of Luke 3:1-4
06:08 The Importance of the Wilderness in Preacher Development
28:13 Confronting the Devil at the River
38:50 Preparing for Revival in the Wilderness
Takeaways
Success in ministry is not determined by worldly standards or the opinions of celebrities but by God's calling and the preacher's development.
The wilderness is a place of testing, obscurity, and faith, where preachers can develop their identity and confront the devil.
Preachers should embrace the wilderness as a necessary part of their development and not be discouraged by challenges or lack of recognition.
The wilderness prepares preachers to reach people at the river and bring about revival.
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Summary
In this sermon, Pastor Nembhard discusses the importance of the wilderness in the development of preachers. He emphasizes that success in ministry is not determined by worldly standards or the opinions of celebrities but by God's calling and the preacher's development. He uses the example of John the Baptist, who received the word of God in the wilderness and went on to have a powerful ministry at the river. He encourages preachers to embrace the wilderness as a place of testing, obscurity, and faith, where they can develop their identity and confront the devil. Ultimately, the wilderness prepares preachers to reach people at the river and bring about revival.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Reading of Luke 3:1-4
06:08 The Importance of the Wilderness in Preacher Development
28:13 Confronting the Devil at the River
38:50 Preparing for Revival in the Wilderness
Takeaways
Success in ministry is not determined by worldly standards or the opinions of celebrities but by God's calling and the preacher's development.
The wilderness is a place of testing, obscurity, and faith, where preachers can develop their identity and confront the devil.
Preachers should embrace the wilderness as a necessary part of their development and not be discouraged by challenges or lack of recognition.
The wilderness prepares preachers to reach people at the river and bring about revival.
Support this conference: https://donate.stripe.com/9AQcNF6oM1tz90YfZ0
Find a CFM Church near you: https://cfmmap.org
SUBSCRIBE TO PREMIUM:
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44 min