In today's sermon, Pastor Ernest Esene focused on the theme 'My New Beginning,' which has been a recurring topic this month. Drawing from Exodus 12:1, which states "behold the Lord will do a new thing," the sermon explored the concept of embracing fresh starts.
A new beginning signifies the conclusion of undesirable events and the introduction of positive changes. It involves moving from a sorrowful past to a brighter future, as seen in Exodus 2:23-25. Pastor Esene emphasised that new beginnings don't occur by chance; every event in life is the result of someone's action, as mentioned in Hebrews 3:4.
Creating a new beginning requires actively pursuing change rather than dwelling on present challenges. The sermon drew inspiration from Genesis 1:1-3, illustrating that change is sparked by creative energy. Waiting for change is less effective than actively creating it.
The sermon underscored the importance of leaving behind past mindsets and experiences when embracing a new beginning. It highlighted the need to put God first, as success in life begins with a spiritual foundation. Challenges and setbacks don't define one's potential; taking responsibility and acting on God's guidance lead to a secure new beginning.
Jeremiah 29:11 was a key verse in this message, affirming God's plans for prosperity and hope. The sermon concluded with the call to let go of the past, create anew, and remember that moving forward requires taking action.
#NewBeginnings #EmbraceChange #SpiritualGrowth #MoveForward
In today's sermon, Pastor Ernest Esene focused on the theme 'My New Beginning,' which has been a recurring topic this month. Drawing from Exodus 12:1, which states "behold the Lord will do a new thing," the sermon explored the concept of embracing fresh starts.
A new beginning signifies the conclusion of undesirable events and the introduction of positive changes. It involves moving from a sorrowful past to a brighter future, as seen in Exodus 2:23-25. Pastor Esene emphasised that new beginnings don't occur by chance; every event in life is the result of someone's action, as mentioned in Hebrews 3:4.
Creating a new beginning requires actively pursuing change rather than dwelling on present challenges. The sermon drew inspiration from Genesis 1:1-3, illustrating that change is sparked by creative energy. Waiting for change is less effective than actively creating it.
The sermon underscored the importance of leaving behind past mindsets and experiences when embracing a new beginning. It highlighted the need to put God first, as success in life begins with a spiritual foundation. Challenges and setbacks don't define one's potential; taking responsibility and acting on God's guidance lead to a secure new beginning.
Jeremiah 29:11 was a key verse in this message, affirming God's plans for prosperity and hope. The sermon concluded with the call to let go of the past, create anew, and remember that moving forward requires taking action.
#NewBeginnings #EmbraceChange #SpiritualGrowth #MoveForward