Brokenness Precedes Blessing | Smith Wigglesworth Daily Devotional
- Preacher
- Smith Wigglesworth
- Tradition
- Pentecostal
- Published
- Length
- 4:49
About this sermon
Brokenness Precedes Blessing | Smith Wigglesworth Daily Devotional "Let him deny himself, and take up his cross, and follow Me." Pentecost came out of jeering, sneering, and a cross. The gold comes from the fire. The blessing comes from the brokenness. Today's message refuses the comfortable shortcut and calls you to the cross — the only place where lasting Pentecostal blessing is born. In this message, you'll discover: Why the best of us will utterly fail without God's work of brokenness · How God turns even helpless, groaning cries into something that births others · Why Pentecost came specifically from the cross — not from comfort · What "it is finished" means for those who follow Him into brokenness · Why there is no hope for Pentecost without coming to God broken · How the broken heart and contrite spirit are exactly what God has been waiting for Key Scripture: Matthew 16:24 | Additional Reading: Matthew 10:16–42, Revelation 3:18, Psalm 51:17 🙏 Prayer Point: Come broken today. Let the groaning cry be heard. God is waiting for exactly this — and Pentecost is born from exactly here. 📖 Subscribe for daily devotionals that refuse the comfortable shortcut and press you into the cross-shaped life where every genuine blessing is born. 💬 Has God ever produced your greatest blessing from a place of brokenness — where you had nothing left but the cry? Share in the comments. #DailyDevotional #BrokennessPrecedesBlessing #Matthew1624 #TakeUpYourCross #ChristianFaith #NoPentecostWithoutCross #GoldFromTheFire #SmithWigglesworth #BibleStudy #ChristianLiving #BrokenHeart #ContriteSpirit #ItIsFinished #PentecostBornInBrokenness #DenyYourself
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