Personal Character & The Glory of God
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- 2 days ago
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The Glory of the Lord will rest upon those who have the character and integrity to handle its weight. The trials and tribulations of a believer are what God uses to build character and integrity for the weight of His glory.
🌟 Arise and Shine: Bearing the Weight of God's Glory 🌟
Isaiah 60:1–2 is more than poetic—it’s a divine command to rise and radiate light in the midst of deep darkness. But what does it truly mean to “shine” when the world is covered in gross darkness?
In this powerful teaching, we explore the profound tension between light and darkness, and how the glory of the Lord—His kabod, or weight—is not mere glitter, but a sacred responsibility. Through the life of Joseph, we see how trials, rejection, and betrayal prepared him to carry this weight with integrity, compassion, and forgiveness.
💡 Key Themes Covered:
The meaning of “glory” as divine weight, not personal fame
Joseph’s journey from suffering to supernatural leadership
How bitterness disqualifies us from bearing God’s glory
The spiritual consequences of unforgiveness (Matthew 18:23–35)
Why loving our enemies is essential to Kingdom living (Matthew 5:44)
🔥 If you’ve ever struggled with bitterness, injustice, or the desire for revenge, this message will challenge and inspire you to release the pain and embrace the light. The choice is ours: to be qualified or disqualified to carry the Glory of God.
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