Thorns and Thistles | REVERSE THE CURSE | Kyle Idleman
- Preacher
- Kyle Idleman
- Tradition
- Restoration Movement
- Published
- Length
- 32:07
About this sermon
Genesis tells us that God created us for a purposeful, and powerful work. A work of cultivating fruit and creating life everywhere we go in a way that glorified God. In Genesis 3:17-18, God explains that the result of embracing death over life directly affects the work we do in this world. The curse brought both individual and universal implications to the way we define “work.” Sin brought exhaustion to our daily labor where there should have been enjoyment. The thorns and thistles of this world cut away at our purpose and attempt to choke out the fruit of this world. But when Jesus entered the world He shifted careers into callings, inviting fisherman to become fishers of men. He taught us how to allow the cuts of thorns to strengthen our longing for home and to steady our hands for God’s engagement in the world through us. Reversing the curse in our work begins by embracing a God who repurposes thorns and thistles and turns our mundane work into meaningful ministry. In our mission to connect people to Jesus and one another, Southeast Christian Church has grown into a unified multisite community. We have multiple campuses serving the specific needs of the areas in which they are located, while receiving centralized leadership and teaching from the Blankenbaker Campus in Louisville, KY. Subscribe to our channel: https://www.youtube.com/user/southeastchrist To support this ministry and help us continue to connect people to Jesus and one another: https://www.southeastchristian.org/give — Stay Connected Website: https://www.southeastchristian.org/ Southeast Christian Church Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/southeastchrist/ Southeast Christian Church Instagram: https://instagram.com/southeastchrist?utm_source=ig_profile_share&igshid=7remnuk1l7im Southeast Christian Church Twitter: https://twitter.com/southeastchrist #southeastchristianchurch
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