When we procrastinate, we disobey God and deprive Him of the vessels through whom He wants to accomplish certain tasks. We hinder God's whole program by putting off decisions and delaying what He requires of us. To overcome procrastination, we must be willing to admit our problem, identify our feelings, and confess our sins. We must choose to live by faith, recalling who we are as children of God and who He is in us, and respond to life circumstances on the basis of those truths. [... more]

Feeling inadequate can be a blessing when it drives us to God, relieves us of trying to do things in our own strength, and motivates us to live and work in the power of the Holy Spirit. By acknowledging our inadequacy and trusting in God's strength, we can experience a sense of adequacy, confidence, and joy, and allow God to receive all the glory and praise. [... more]

Feeling inadequate is a natural part of life, but it can be a barrier to experiencing God's best. Apostle Paul's story shows that inadequacy can be a blessing when we look beyond our weaknesses to the adequacy of Christ who lives within us. [... more]

Unresolved conflict and impossible expectations can damage the foundation of a marriage. Couples often struggle with roles, money, and sex, and may feel stuck in their relationships. However, seeking help from a counselor or mentor can be a powerful step towards healing and growth. By learning to communicate effectively, manage expectations, and prioritize intimacy, couples can build stronger, healthier relationships. [... more]

The struggle with feelings of inadequacy and depression is a common experience for many, but the Bible offers a message of hope and rescue through surrendering to a power greater than our own. In Romans chapter 7 and 8, Paul describes the battle between the mind and the flesh, and the need for a redeemer to bring relief and freedom from the law of sin and death. [... more]

The Bible teaches that true usefulness and significance come from embracing inadequacy and humility, rather than relying on personal strength or wisdom. Alistair Begg explores the importance of recognizing one's insufficiency and seeking God's power and guidance, as seen in the lives of biblical leaders such as Nehemiah, Paul, and Augustine. [... more]

The Bible teaches that our inadequacies can actually make us useful in ministry, as seen in the life of Apostle Paul. He freely admits his weakness and inability to accomplish tasks on his own, but instead attributes his competence to God's power. This perspective is in contrast to the cultural emphasis on self-esteem and achievement, which can lead to a lack of proper sense of inadequacy. By recognizing our limitations and weaknesses, we can discover the strength and power of God's grace, and find our true identity in Christ. [... more]

Alistair Begg explores how God uses our inadequacy to demonstrate His sufficiency, using the story of Gideon and the Israelites' battle against the Midianites to illustrate the importance of trusting in God's power and provision. [... more]

God's purpose in allowing weakness in our lives is to bring us to a place of total personal inadequacy, teaching us the problem of pride and the value of humility, and revealing to us that God's grace is sufficient for everything we face. By living in utter dependence on God, we can experience the mighty supernatural power of God and turn our weaknesses into points of strength. [... more]

Moses' excuses for not obeying God's call are examined, and the importance of faith and obedience in ministry is emphasized. The consequences of saying no to God's calling are discussed, and the need to let go of excuses and trust in God's sovereignty is highlighted. [... more]

Moses' excuses to avoid God's call are examined, revealing deeper issues of inadequacy, lack of knowledge, fear of rejection, and lack of natural talent. God's answers to Moses' objections demonstrate His sovereignty and provision, encouraging listeners to trust in His plan and calling. [... more]

Dr. Bruce Meyer preaches on the biblical account of Peter's transformation as he witnesses Jesus' greatness and power, leading to a new understanding of his role in ministry and evangelism. The sermon emphasizes the importance of being startled and surprised by Jesus' greatness and empowered by His grace to accomplish significant ministry. [... more]

Feeling inadequate can be a blessing in disguise, driving us to God, relieving us of the burden of trying to live the Christian life in our own strength, and forcing us to rely on the power of the Holy Spirit. By acknowledging our inadequacy, claiming God's adequacy, and stepping out in faith, we can experience God's power and strength in our lives, leading to a sense of contentment, peace, and quietness of spirit. [... more]

Feeling inadequate is a common experience for many Christians, but the gospel teaches that our inadequacy is not a barrier to God's blessings. In fact, it can be a catalyst for growth and transformation. The Apostle Paul's life and teachings illustrate the importance of recognizing our limitations and relying on God's power and sufficiency. [... more]

Navigating the challenges of parenting and marriage, couples must learn to trust God and surrender their fears, embracing the imperfections of their journey and the opportunity to shape their children into Christ followers. [... more]

Moses' life is a testament to the idea that it's never too late to develop a genuine closeness with God. Despite his difficult childhood, rejections, and mistakes, Moses learned to walk with God on God's terms, and his passion for knowing God's ways led to a profound understanding of God's character. This is a reminder that God can take our most challenging experiences and use them for His purposes, and that a personal relationship with God is the key to experiencing His presence, power, and guidance in our lives. [... more]

Moses' life is a testament to the fact that it's never too late to walk with God. Despite his difficult childhood, rejections, and mistakes, Moses learned to trust God and obey His commands. He saw God's power and majesty, and his heart was filled with a passion to know God's ways and experience His presence. God can take the most difficult childhoods, rejections, and failures and use them for His glory. Moses reminds us that God wants to walk with us, guide us, and direct us, and that we need to ask Him for a passion to know Him and experience His presence. [... more]

God has wired both introverts and extroverts for evangelism, and it's not about fitting into a prescribed pattern or formula. Effective evangelism involves building trust through relationships, being intentional, and meeting people at their point of need, rather than trying to push a message or agenda. [... more]

Evangelism and faith sharing can be challenging for many people, especially introverts who may feel uncomfortable approaching strangers. However, Dr. Mike Bechtel suggests that understanding and embracing one's personality style can make a big difference. He argues that Christians should focus on building relationships and being responsive to the Holy Spirit's guidance, rather than trying to force a specific method or outcome. By letting go of guilt and pride, and being sensitive to others, Christians can become more effective witnesses for Christ. [... more]

Heather McFadyen shares her book Right Where You Belong, discussing how to identify and fully occupy your God-given space, embracing your talents, and finding fulfillment amidst conflicting messages of productivity and rest in today's culture. [... more]