11/21/21 How Do You Feel About Your Weakness? (Church)
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Jesse mentions his Biblical Question: How do you feel about your weakness? We read from 2 Corinthians 12:1-6, in which Paul mentions the thorn in his side, after God told him: My strength is made perfect in weakness. Go through the pain of your ego dying without reaching for comforts, and God will help you overcome your vice. His grace is sufficient — he cares about changing the heart from hate to love. You will be detached from the fears of the world, from your false need of relationships, from praise or criticism.
TIME STAMPS
- 0:00:00 Sun, Nov 21, 2021
- 0:04:04 Welcome to Church
- 0:06:41 Kyle Rittenhouse
- 0:13:59 Family: Evil in world, forgiveness
- 0:25:29 More on evil schools
- 0:30:35 Biblical Q: Weakness
- 0:52:25 Nick: 2 Cor 12
- 1:00:12 JLP: Weakness
- 1:28:58 When will it pay off?
- 1:42:30 What about joy? Pray.
- 1:51:28 Announcements / Closing
CLIP: Stop Judging Your Weakness (23 mins)
Jesse mentions his Biblical Question: How do you feel about your weakness? We read from 2 Corinthians 12:1-6, in which Paul mentions the thorn in his side, after God told him: My strength is made perfect in weakness. Go through the pain of your ego dying without reaching for comforts, and God will help you overcome your vice. His grace is sufficient — he cares about changing the heart from hate to love. You will be detached from the fears of the world, from your false need of relationships, from praise or criticism.
