In this motivational sermon, the speaker urges believers to step out in faith, emphasizing that God has already equipped them for the tasks He calls them to. He argues that faith is not a prerequisite for action; rather, faith grows through movement. The speaker cites biblical figures—Joshua, Gideon, Esther, and Abraham—to illustrate how God called ordinary people, equipped them, and led them step‑by‑step. He stresses that God reveals only the next step, likening His word to a lamp that lights the footpath one step at a time. Practical applications are offered: make that phone call, send an email, apply for a job, enroll in a course, or start writing a book—any passion that feels divinely placed. The sermon concludes with a promise of divine provision, encapsulated in the phrase “if it’s His will, it’s also His bill,” assuring listeners that God will supply what is needed when they obey. The overall tone is exhortative and reassuring, aiming to inspire confidence and obedience.
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Blessings, people of God. I want you to know that whatever the Lord has told you to do, he has equipped you to do it. I know you don't feel qualified, you don't feel ready, you want everything to be perfect before you take that step, but I'm telling you that you are qualified, you are chosen, and the Lord has already equipped you to take that step and to complete that assignment. He will show you what to do as you're doing it. Faith will come as you step. You can't wait for faith— to have faith before you step out. Faith comes with movement. Faith without action is dead. He has chosen you. He is calling you strong and courageous, just as he did with Joshua before he was strong and courageous, before he acted as a strong and courageous man. Same with Gideon. He called him a mighty man, and he said, but my tribe is the smallest one, is the weakest one. But God was calling out the potential in him, the identity in him. Same with Esther. Esther thought that she was there just because she was pretty. She was humble, you know, submissive. She pleased the king, but she was there because God had chosen her. And all these three people stepped up. They embodied their identity, their God-given identity. So I'm telling you, as you step out, as you Take that step of faith. This boldness will come over you. This bravery, this courage, this power, this anointing will come over you as you step out. I know because I have experienced it. I always think I'm unqualified. I always think I am not ready. I want all my ducks in a row before I move, but that's not how God acts. That's not how God operates. He told Abraham to leave his land. He didn't tell him where to go. He just said leave. He will show you one step at a time. He can't show you the whole picture. His word is a lamp unto our feet. A lamp unto our feet only shows you the step ahead. It's not a big light showing you the whole path. It's one step at a time, one step at a time. Take that step of faith. Make that phone call, send that email, apply to that job, take the course, start writing the book, whatever it is that the Lord has placed inside your heart, and And it's burning with a passion, it's from the Lord, and he will empower you. You know, if you have a vision that is from the Lord, he will give you the provision. I always say, if it's his will, it's also his bill, so he will provide for you. So go ahead, daughter. Go ahead, son. Do what the Lord has called you to do because he is with you. He will not leave you. He will not forsake you. He will not abandon you, but he will empower you to accomplish that assignment with power and authority. Bless you.
