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  • A Lesson in Humility

    A Lesson in Humility
    Jan 18 2026
    Most of us struggle with one of two extremes: thinking too highly of ourselves or too lowly of ourselves. Scripture calls us to something better: an accurate, God-centered understanding of who we are. In Numbers 12, God teaches a painful but necessary lesson in humility when Miriam and Aaron criticize Moses. God confronts their arrogance directly, defends His servant, and Miriam is struck with leprosy. Yet even in discipline, God shows mercy. Aaron confesses their sin, and Moses responds with humility and compassion by interceding for Miriam. This sermon also connects the lesson to 1 Peter, showing how believers should respond when they are criticized for serving Christ: Serve with the strength God supplies (1 Peter 4:10–11) Don’t be surprised by trials or insults—if you are reviled for Christ, you are blessed (1 Peter 4:12–14) Humble yourself under God’s mighty hand, and He will exalt you at the proper time (1 Peter 5:6) If you’re facing criticism—especially from people close to you—this message will help you keep your eyes on God, walk in humility, and trust the Lord to deal with His servants in His way and timing. Sermon Notes Numbers 12:1 & 2 Moses’ relationship with the Lord criticized due to his second marriage Numbers 12:3 Moses is a humble man Numbers 12:4 – 8 God tells Aaron and Miriam His relationship with Moses is different and they should have been afraid to speak against him Numbers 12:9 & 10 God was angry with them and struck Miriam with leprosy Numbers 12:11 & 12 Aaron confesses their sin to Moses Numbers 12:13 Moses intercedes for Miriam Numbers 12:14 & 15 The Lord’s response is that she must bear her shame for 7 days 1 Peter 4:10 – 14 If you are reviled for Christ you are blessed 1 Peter 5:6 Humble yourself before God and He will exalt you
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    32 m
  • Slavery for Cucumbers

    Slavery for Cucumbers
    Jan 11 2026
    After generations of slavery, God delivered Israel from Egypt with undeniable power. Yet shortly after gaining freedom, the people began to complain and even longed to return to slavery for the comfort of familiar food. Israel’s complaints about manna are met with a merciful response from God. God delivers His people. • Israel’s willingness to exchange freedom for comfort • How complaining reveals misplaced trust • God’s provision of manna and meat—and the consequences of rejecting it • Moses’ burden and God’s merciful provision of help • The danger of assuming God’s power is limited • The connection between Israel’s wilderness struggle and Christian freedom today • Why believers are warned not to return to a yoke of slavery Sermon Notes Numbers 11:1 The people complain of adversity and the Lord consumed some of them with fire Numbers 11:2 & 3 Moses prayed and the fire stopped Numbers 11:4 – 6 People complained that in Egypt they could eat fish, cucumbers and other things Numbers 11:7 – 9 Manna described and how it was harvested Numbers 11:10 – 15 Moses wants to die because of the people and the burden he is carrying Numbers11:16 & 17 To lift the burden God initiates the Sanhedrin Numbers 11:18 – 20 The Lord says that the people are to consecrate themselves and they will be given meat to eat Numbers11:21 & 22 Moses doubts God’s power Numbers 11:23 The Lord says “Is His power limited?” Numbers 11:24 – 30 God places His Spirit upon the elders Numbers 11:31 –33 The Lord gives them meat, but while they are chewing it the Lord struck them with a plague Galatians 5:1 Christ set us free, do not becomes slaves again
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    35 m
  • God’s Will for You

    God’s Will for You
    Jan 4 2026
    People search for answers in books, advice, and personal experiences to discover God’s purpose for their lives. But Scripture is clear: God has already revealed His will. God’s will is not guesswork. The Scriptures show that His will is expressed in how we live, who we become, what we value, and how we respond to Him. God’s will is not hidden, complicated, or reserved for a select few. It is clear, practical, and available to every believer. The real question is not whether we know God’s will, but whether we are willing to do it. This teaching covers: • What Scripture explicitly says is God’s will • Why holiness and sanctification matter • Living with joy regardless of circumstances • Praying continually as ongoing relationship, not ritual • Giving thanks even in hardship • Why God cares more about who you are than what you do • Faithfulness in small things as preparation for greater responsibility Sermon Notes 1 Thessalonians 4:3 – 8 Your body sanctified 1 Thessalonians 5:16 – 18 Rejoice, pray & give thanks Matthew 6:9 –13 Pray that His will be done here Romans 12:1 & 2 Prove God’s will by presenting our bodies as a living sacrifice, not being conformed to this world and renew our minds Psalm 40:8 Delight in doing God’s will
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    30 m
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