Divine Speed and Rapid Obedience for Accelerated Blessings

He requested that believers would return to past goals with accelerated progress and asked for spiritual momentum for those who have faced setbacks.

Shuttlesworth stated, "I pray they would surpass their highest point in life by the end of this year in Jesus' name."

This concept of acceleration applies to both negative and positive aspects of life, with sin degrading rapidly and God's blessings accelerating.

"The Bible said that before Christ returns, which is any day now, uh there would be an acceleration," Shuttlesworth noted.

Shuttlesworth highlighted the rapid growth of his ministry, which started less than three years ago. The church is preparing to acquire its own building without needing loans or mortgages, demonstrating the principle of divine acceleration.

"This did not exist three years ago. If you came to this building three years ago, there would have been no church here," Shuttlesworth explained.

He urged for a sense of urgency, given the limited number of productive years one has.

He cautioned against wasting prime years, stating, "You're planning your life like you're going to live till you're 620."

This ancient call represented a significant historical danger, emphasizing God's expectation for immediate and bold action.

Shuttlesworth quoted, "Now the Lord said to Abram, get thee, now he's 70 here, get thee out of thy country, away from your family, and from and out of your father's house, and go to the land."

Shuttlesworth explained that Abram had to leave his father's house because his father, Terah, was an idol worshipper, as identified in Joshua 24:2. This instruction, however, is not a call for cult-like isolation from family but a spiritual separation from past ungodly influences.

"Why did he have to leave his father's house? We find out in Joshua, his dad's name was Tara. And Tara was an idol maker and an idol worshipper," he clarified.

Shuttlesworth asserted that the Holy Spirit always leads believers toward increase, not backward or to less. God's calls to action are not mere tests but are always accompanied by the promise of reward and greater blessings.

He affirmed, "The Holy Spirit never leads anyone to less. He leads them to more."

Jean shared a personal testimony of being healed from chronic back pain, anxiety, and breathing issues after attending the ministry. She described a powerful experience where her back pain vanished, and her breathing significantly improved, eliminating her reliance on an inhaler.

Jean stated, "I came expecting nothing. I came in, I sat down. My back usually wouldn't crack. contract from the base of my spine to the top of my tailbone. They did it again and I started crying cuz the pain was gone."

Shuttlesworth urged believers to concentrate on the rewards God promises rather than the sacrifices they make. He reiterated God's promise to Abraham: "I will make of thee a great nation. And I will bless thee."

This call to leave home was accompanied by a clear promise of becoming a blessing to others.

Abraham consistently demonstrated rapid obedience, immediately following God's commands without hesitation. Shuttlesworth pointed out that many Christians miss divine blessings by over-planning instead of acting promptly when called.

He stressed that God seeks 'modern-day Abrams' who will act decisively, stating, "So Abram was not just obedient, he had rapid obedience. And where many Christians miss the blessing of God."

The scripture clearly states that Abraham was 'very rich,' and Shuttlesworth clarified that this richness encompassed not only peace and joy but also material increase like cattle, silver, and gold. He underscored that God's blessings can manifest rapidly through obedience.

He noted, "And Abram was very rich. And then God knew there'd be religious people. And how many know rich doesn't mean things? It means peace and joy. So God made sure you knew what he meant in cattle, silver, and gold."

Shuttlesworth characterized God as a God of divine speed, rejecting the notion that God is slow or unresponsive. He criticized religious teachings that suggest God intentionally delays help or blessings.

He asserted, "If you're not seeing God act rapidly, something's not wrong with him. You're out of the flow of where God moves."

Shuttlesworth used Jonah as an example of being on the wrong path and emphasized the need for self-reflection to correct one's course.

He encouraged believers to seek correction rather than self-condemnation, saying, "Learn to say like David, point out anything in me that needs corrected so I can make it right."

Shuttlesworth asserted that believers, when tied to the Word of God, are meant to bear fruit constantly, like a tree planted by the riverbank. He claimed that nothing can stop him from producing fruit because his actions are divinely connected, not self-directed.

He highlighted Paul's ministry continuing even while imprisoned, stating, "There's nothing you can do to me that can get me to stop producing fruit because I'm not doing my own thing. I'm tied in with the word of God."

He noted that his financial success remained steady despite facing lawsuits and deplatforming, demonstrating resilience against public and legal challenges.

He declared, "They'll let you know how I'm doing because you can't curse what God has blessed."

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Shemaine Nent critiqued the government's inability to effectively manage disease outbreaks, citing recent health issues like salmonella and tickborne diseases. She emphasized the importance of preparedness and personal health management.

Nent observed, "it's been a painful reminder of just how broken our health care system is."

She questioned the effectiveness of government health intervention and highlighted the limitations of the health bureaucracy.

Nent stated, "it appears that our healthc care bureaucracy continues to struggle with their responses to things like cycllospora outbreak and the Salmonella outbreak."