Week 37 Is God's Calling Just a Lie We Tell Ourselves?

Worthy Of The Calling

Summary

In this conversation, Milton Craig Spence and Amirika B. Richardson discuss the topic of God's calling. They explore the question of whether God's calling is just a lie that we tell ourselves. They share personal experiences and insights on the importance of being obedient to God's calling and not doubting it. They emphasize the need to align with God's principles and not be influenced by societal expectations or materialistic desires. They also discuss the importance of humility, mercy, and love in fulfilling God's calling. Overall, they affirm that God's calling is not a lie and encourage listeners to trust in God's plan for their lives. The conversation explores the importance of learning and flowing together in church groups, the concept of accountability for each other's actions, and the need to stay true to God's voice and only do what He asks. It emphasizes the significance of following one's calling and not letting insecurity or pride hinder it. The discussion also touches on the role of Judas in fulfilling God's plan and the need for repentance and humility. The speakers encourage listeners to be accountable for their actions and to trust in God's guidance.

Takeaways

God's calling is not a lie; it is a divine purpose and plan for our lives.

We should be obedient to God's calling and not doubt it, even in the face of challenges and difficulties.

Aligning with God's principles and not being influenced by societal expectations or materialistic desires is crucial in fulfilling God's calling.

Humility, mercy, and love are essential qualities to cultivate in order to walk in God's calling.

We should support and uplift one another in the body of Christ, recognizing and valuing the unique gifts and ministries that God has given each individual. Learning and flowing together in church groups is essential, and insecurity, pride, and resentment can hinder this process.

Accountability for each other's actions is important, and individuals are responsible for the actions that may cause others to stumble.

Following one's calling and staying true to God's voice is crucial, and it is necessary to only do what He asks.

Judas played a role in fulfilling God's plan, and repentance and humility are necessary for growth and reconciliation.

Trusting in God's guidance and being accountable for one's actions are key to living a fulfilling and purposeful life.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Topic Overview

02:58 God's Calling is Not a Lie

08:11 Doubt and Discussions about Calling

12:04 The Question of God's Calling as a Lie

17:47 Flowing vs Forcing in Our Calling

23:23 Aligning with God's Principles

29:20 Trusting in God's Plan and Being Obedient

31:09 Overcoming Insecurity, Pride, and Resentment

33:38 Honesty and Repentance

35:29 The Role of Judas

38:55 Humility and Reconciliation

41:27 Trusting in God's Plan

58:15 High

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