This sermon explores the concept of God's providence - his unseen but constant work in our daily lives, even when we don't recognize it.

Main Ideas:

• Providence means God micromanages every detail of our lives, leaving nothing to chance or coincidence

• What appears to be problems, setbacks, or accidents are often God's way of positioning us for his purposes

• The story of Esther demonstrates how God orchestrates events behind the scenes without his name even being mentioned

• We should fix our eyes on the unseen rather than just what's visible, trusting that "he never stops working"

• We need to develop new spiritual lenses to see God's fingerprints in everyday circumstances

• Multi-generational ministry requires understanding that both young and old perspectives have value

The central message encourages believers to recognize God's active involvement in their circumstances rather than attributing events to luck or coincidence.

https://wcmin.us/ss250720c

Do You Have a Burden?

Pastor Gary Wilkinson challenges believers to discover their God-given burden — a passionate, singular calling that provides life direction.

Main Ideas:

1. What is a burden? - A supernatural calling from God that changes your life's trajectory and gives passionate focus
2. A true burden creates three things: Clarity of life purpose, value for life's impact on others, and energy of sustained momentum to "run with horses"
3. Focus matters - God calls us to be "one thing people" rather than scattered across multiple commitments for maximum effectiveness
4. Common hindrances to clarity - Fleshly ambition, envy of others' callings, and not listening to God
5. Call to action - Ask God to clarify your burden, eliminate distractions, and pursue it passionately, regardless of age

You're never too young or too old to receive a fresh burden from God.

https://wcmin.us/ss250713c

Pastor David Wilkerson in this message explores biblical contentment as taught by Paul, emphasizing that true peace comes from the Holy Spirit's inner work, not external circumstances or possessions.

Main Ideas:

• Contentment is a spiritual mystery learned through prayer and God's Word, not self-help books
• You can be holy yet lack contentment - godliness with contentment brings great gain
• True contentment depends on nothing external - it's an inner spiritual work
• Christians should be content with basic necessities: food and clothing
• Material things never bring lasting satisfaction - contentment comes by reducing desires, not adding more
• No human relationship can meet our deepest spiritual needs for contentment
• Contentment is learned during trials, not after - we must trust God's hand in all circumstances

The sermon calls believers to find complete satisfaction in Jesus Christ alone and be grateful for what they already have.

https://wcmin.us/ss250706c