UAMEZ Sermon
How to Find Your God-Given Calling
2 Kings 2:9-14
Uploaded to YouTube January 27, 2020
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You have heard "step into your destiny" a hundred times, and then Monday comes and you still don't know how to find your God-given calling. Pastor Kaloma Smith says slogans won't get you there. Like Elisha, you reimagine yourself, pick up the mantle God has already left in front of you, and use the tools God gave you instead of someone else's. In this sermon, Pastor Kaloma Smith of UAMEZ Church in Palo Alto, California preaches on 2 Kings 2:9-14, where Elijah is taken up and Elisha takes his place, and shows how God used flawed people all through the Bible. Questions this sermon answers How do you find your God-given calling? Write down what holds you back, ask God for the first step instead of the whole map, and pick up the mantle that is already in front of you. How do you find your calling if you don't feel strong enough? God has always used imperfect people, from Abraham to Peter and Paul, and he built you the way you are for this generation. Scripture: 2 Kings 2:9-14 Chapters 0:00 Hope from a high school class 1:12 Is a new year magic? 3:06 Recap: your past 4:13 Recap: your authentic self 5:13 The problem with destiny slogans 17:18 Reimagine yourself and pick up the mantle 32:47 Use the tools God gave you Join us Sundays at 10 AM PT, 3549 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94306, or live at youtube.com/@uamez Plan your visit: uamez.com Instagram: instagram.com/uamezchurch Facebook: facebook.com/uamezchurch #UAMEZChurch #Calling #2Kings2
Questions this sermon answers
How do you find your God-given calling?
Write down what holds you back, ask God for the first step instead of the whole map, and pick up the mantle that is already in front of you.
How do you find your calling if you don't feel strong enough?
God has always used imperfect people, from Abraham to Peter and Paul, and he built you the way you are for this generation.
What are the chapters in this sermon?
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