God’s Approval Is All You Need | Steven Furtick

About this sermon

Whose opinion has the final say over your life? It's easy to let criticism, comparison, or even your own thoughts become the loudest voice in the room. If you've been questioning your worth, replaying your failures, or struggling with people-pleasing, it’s time to discover what happens when you stop living for people's approval and start trusting God's verdict instead. Highlights from this message: “When you are a servant of God's purpose, you won't be a slave to people's praise.” (00:00) “Don't let anybody's schedule intimidate you for where your life is supposed to be right now.” (02:13) “Stop judging stuff that God is not done with yet.” (10:36) “Power to change belongs to God.” (21:50) “The point isn't that I'm such a sinner or that I'm such a saint; it's that he's such a Savior.” (22:18) To watch the rest of the sermon "When Jesus Is Your Jury," click here: https://youtu.be/q6vtCcfhmMY What if one minute could change everything? Sign up for 1-Minute Motivation and receive encouragement, Scripture, and short devotionals throughout the week. Sign up here: https://ele.vc/1mm Chapters: 0:00 - Don't Get Addicted To People's Praise 3:35 - Eternal Verdicts Vs. Internal Verdicts 5:44 - You're Judging It Too Soon 7:34 - What Is It There For? 12:30 - Blocked By Guilt 14:41 - Caught In Sin 17:31 - Jesus, What Do You Think? 19:59 - You Better Drop Your Rock 21:49 - Power To Change Belongs To God Scripture References: 1 Corinthians 4, verses 4-5 – Judge nothing before the appointed time John 8, verses 1-11 – Woman caught in adultery brought before Jesus Additional Scriptures Proverbs 22, verse 6 – Train up a child in the way they should go 1 Corinthians 4, verses 1-2 – Servants of Christ must be found faithful 2 Corinthians 12, verses 7-9 – Paul's thorn in the flesh remained Mark 5, verses 25-34 – Woman with the issue of blood healed John 11, verses 38-44 – Jesus calls Lazarus out of the grave Luke 23, verses 39-43 – Jesus talks to the thief on the cross #approval #condemnation #grace