CHChrystal HurstFounder/CEO at The Sister Circle

Journey of a Kingdom Woman - "He Is Coming After You..."

28 Jan 2014 · 2 min

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In this sermon excerpt, Chrystal Hurst reminds listeners that every believer has an initial “appointment” with God when they answer His call, and that becoming a true “kingdom woman” requires a continual series of “yes” responses to God’s ongoing invitations. She emphasizes that God persistently seeks believers, even when they neglect spiritual disciplines such as church attendance, Bible study, prayer, or display religious activity without genuine love toward family and coworkers. Hurst uses the metaphor of being “dirty” in the dirt of life, assuring that God will repeatedly come after us, find us in our mess, and offer a “dust‑off”—a regular spiritual restoration that believers need to accept. The tone is pastoral, encouraging, and compassionate, urging women to stay receptive to God’s continual seeking and to allow Him to cleanse and restore them.

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Every single one of us has an appointment with God. We have that first appointment when he calls our name and we say, "Yes, Lord." I will answer. I want to belong to you. And then the process of becoming who we are as kingdom women is a continual yes. It's a continual experience where He meets us in the dirt of wherever we are, and we have to say, "I want to be found. I'm here." And do you know, ladies, that He is always, always seeking after you? Even when you're ignoring Him, when you stop coming to church, or you coming to church but you're not reading your Bible. Or you're reading your Bible, but you're really not praying. Or you're praying, but you're acting all these religious— you have all these religious activities, but you're a terrible person to be around. You're not loving to your family. You're not loving to the people you work with. Some of these Kingdom Woman videos are describing you to a T. Every single time we find ourselves wallowing in the dirt, he is coming after you. And every time he finds us dirty, he's willing to stop and offer us the assistance to dust off. I'm glad about that because Lord knows I need a regular dusting off on a regular basis.