Sandy EdwardsPastor, Founder, Thirst With Hunger · Pastor at Thirst With Hunger

My heart cry in 2025: Unimpressed 😮‍💨😴 May we repent Lord. #jesuschrist #holyspirit #dangerous

26 Feb 2025 · 1 min

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In this brief sermon, the speaker admonishes listeners—particularly in America—to stop being dazzled by flashy displays of religiosity, titles, and charismatic figures such as self‑styled prophets or apostles. He argues that titles do not guarantee divine authority and that many who claim such designations are not sent by God. The speaker urges the audience to recognize and honor ordinary believers who love God sincerely, exemplified by the “old woman in the back,” rather than worshiping men with grandiose titles. The overall message is a warning against false leadership and a call to value humble, heartfelt devotion.

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Y'all need to stop being impressed with big shows of godliness. Stop that. Y'all need to wake up, especially in America where it's easy for a fool to create an audience. Any fool with a microphone, any fool that know how to write can lead people astray. Do y'all know everybody who got a title ain't from God? Every person with the name prophet ain't from God. Every person with the name apostle ain't from God. That's right. Come on, man. We be so impressed with all of these big shows of godliness, and you walk past the person, man, who ain't got no title, but they love God with their whole heart. You worship men, and you walk past the old woman in the back who got enough.