Are you living just enough or overflowing in abundance? Pastor Diran’s latest sermon dives into how we can experience an overflow in our lives according to God's promises. Using the story from Numbers 20:1-13, Pastor Diran shows us how Moses striking the rock twice was a powerful act of persistence that led to abundant water for the Israelites.
This reflection challenges us to embrace spiritual persistence. Through consistent prayer, speaking the word of God with vigor, and maintaining unwavering faith, we position ourselves for God’s supernatural overflow. Pastor Diran reminds us that technological advancements in the spiritual realm are there for us if we persevere and remain steadfast in our faith.
As we navigate this year, let's aim for Divine Overflow in our careers, health, and relationships. Explore Pastor Diran's full message online to uncover how persistence can usher in abundance in your life.
Don’t miss this transformative message that encourages all of us to expect and experience abundance through God's grace!
For more detail, watch https://youtu.be/3YhKJOfkocc
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Experiencing Divine Overflow: Lessons from Luke Chapter 5:1-13
At our latest sermon, Pastor Diran continued our enriching series on "Experiencing Divine Overflow." This is a fascinating topic rooted in Joel 2:24, which paints a picture of abundance and blessings spilling over in all our lives.
The crux of Pastor Diran's message was that God's promises come with responsibilities—they are not idle gifts but require our faith and action to truly manifest. The story of Peter transformed by Jesus from a night of emptiness to ridges of fish underscores this truth. When Peter followed Jesus' guidance, his failing business turned into one bursting with abundance, showing us that God can redefine our efforts when we align with His will.
Each of us has a role to play. It starts with heeding God's Word, and having not just vessels but vision for that overflow. Pastor emphasized the importance of being open to bold, sometimes risky, steps of faith, and committing to Kingdom service.
If you're finding yourself at the crossroads of need and lack, I urge you to reflect on this message. Are you ready to meet God's conditions for an overflow? Are you seeking His word for direction each day?
Let's walk together on this journey of faith and see what divine overflow God has set for each of us!
### Keywords: Divine Overflow, Joel 2:24, Faith, Abundance, God’s Promises
For more detail, watch https://youtu.be/mymp7xDM9m4
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Experiencing Divine Overflow: Tithing- the key to Abundance and Overflow.
In this week's sermon, Pastor Diran captivated our hearts by discussing 'Experiencing Divine Overflow,' part two of our teaching series. The foundation of this message was drawn from Joel 2:24, promising a year filled with God's abundant blessings. Pastor Diran explained overflow as God's way of giving more than we expect, showing us His divine generosity.
A central point of this message was the power of tithing. Not just an act of giving, tithing tests our love, obedience, trust, and discipline. Pastor Diran reminded us that God owns everything but uses tithing as a means for us to show our faithfulness. By giving back just 10%, we open ourselves to receive not only blessings but an overflow of God's abundance in every aspect of our lives.
The call to action is clear: embrace the practice of tithing, not as an obligation, but as a pathway to experiencing God's limitless bounty. If you're intrigued by this concept, I highly recommend revisiting the sermon to internalize its wonderful insights. Let this year be one where we all witness divine overflow in our lives!
For more detail, watch https://youtu.be/dml_HTpCigM
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