A sermon using Doubting Thomas to show how doubt blocks receiving God's identity for you. The speaker urges listeners to declare themselves "the best" and "the head, not the tail," arguing that background doesn't limit what God gives, only your willingness to receive it.
Thomas Didymus never wrote a book in the whole of— he spent 3 and a half years with Jesus. The only thing that was mentioned about him mostly was his doubting faith. How do you spend 3 and a half years with no revelation? Amen. Many of us are like that. Sitting here are multi-millionaires. Sitting here are kingdom shakers. Sitting here are people who could have been, should have been, would have been, and are not yet. Because you have not received who you are. Look at yourself in the mirror and say, I'm the best and there's no rest. Hallelujah! And say, I'm the head and not the tail. Receive the first fruit. Believe in what God has for you. Believe in what God has given you. Believe in what God can do through you. It has nothing to do with where you are coming from. It has to do with what you can receive. I have the capacity for it. Look at someone, say, don't judge my outside, my inside is loaded. Tell someone, don't judge my outside. Give me a moment. Don't judge my outside, huh? I'm working on receiving
