In this dynamic sermon, Pastor Myles Joshua delved into the profound connection between divine power and human responsibility. He emphasized that God’s ability to work is intertwined with the energy and power we, as believers, generate. This power isn’t something distant or inaccessible—it’s within us, ready to be activated.
Pastor Myles highlighted that prayer is a critical means of making this power available for God’s use. He encouraged the congregation to maintain healthy visions and aspirations, stressing that God works with the visions we hold. A key takeaway was that power is meant to be utilized, not just acknowledged. Christians, he said, don’t have a power problem; rather, the challenge is in stirring up and using the power already given to us.
He urged everyone to align their thinking with God’s word, as this alignment is crucial for divine intervention. Starting with smaller tasks and building up energy from there was another practical insight offered, leading to the understanding that growth in power comes with use.
The message concluded with a strong call to action: don’t settle for mediocrity. With power, love, and ability already within, Pastor Myles urged the congregation to think big, use their power, and trust that God will work through their vision.
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