First Baptist Church Of Davison

In mathematical terms, absolute refers to a value...the positive form of a number. Absolute is a simple idea, but difficult to execute in life...to be pure. What does absolute faith look like? When you welcome Jesus into your heart, you're turning the negative of sin into the positive of Jesus' influence on your life.

There's a healthy type of fear about not wanting to be left behind when it comes to the outpouring of God and what he wants to do in and through our lives. When given the opportunity to live in the past or move into God's future, do you have a fear of being left behind?

When it comes to living a Nothing Wasted life, the piles of brush in our lives represent our past...past experiences, memories, beliefs, etc. If we want to live into the future that God has for us, we need to set our past on fire.

In the book of Galatians we read about two ways of living this life as a follower of Jesus Christ, the common way and the better way. Through transformation by the Holy Spirit, we can live the better way!

God's presence is not a theory, it's an experience. The scripture points us to an encounter with a living God that's available and accessible to every person.

As we begin to live a "Nothing Wasted" life, Jesus will take us through an amazing process to make sure that His love is what we are drawing from as our source.

Romans 12:11 tells us to be "fervent in spirit," which in the Greek translates to "boil in spirit" or "boil in the spirit." Our passion for God should include our whole heart, soul, mind and strength...to the boiling point!

Are we leaving nothing undone that Jesus gave us to do? Nothing Wasted is a series that will hopefully move us to a place where we stop underestimating what God intends for our lives. Instead, we dream Spirit-sized dreams and begin to enjoy living Spirit-driven lives.

Kingdom invasions happen when we walk in our worthiness. It's time to dream again about what will happen when you walk in the truth of who you are in God's design. He will use you to cause earthly kingdoms to fall!

We are individually, uniquely made by God, and He has purposed each of us for a unique task. We have no excuses to do what God has called us to do.

When it comes to experiencing Kingdom Invasions in the circumstances of our lives, it is God's love, in Christ, that makes it possible.

Prayer/praise serves to lift us up into higher thinking where we are given Kingdom perspective on our current circumstances, knowing in all circumstances, God will reign and He will reveal His glory.

In the gospels we read that Jesus taught the disciples what to do, and they would go practice it. We have also been given this calling to participate in bringing God's Kingdom to earth.

A testimony is a story with a beginning, middle and end. It has twists and turns. It is deeply personal. It happened to you or through you. It's a story of how the Kingdom of Heaven invades the kingdom of earth and the Holy Spirit does something powerful that draws a life to the person of Jesus.

We need Spiritual Fathers and Mothers...those who model and influence lives, spiritually positioning others to become authentic followers of Jesus, calling the Kingdom of God down in other people's circumstances.

When it comes to the Holy Spirit and experiencing a Kingdom Invasion, we are not on our timetable and we are not following a prescribed route. We face a decision to follow God's Spirit off the map.

Because our identity is in Christ, we can trust the He will empower us to serve Him and others in those moments when His Kingdom invades the kingdom of earth.

A Kingdom Invasion is experienced when we anchor our faith in the unseen, the undiscovered,...the God of the impossible!

Because of the life, death and resurrection of Jesus, what was undiscoverable is now discoverable...what is unseen is now able to be seen for those who have a drive to discover the realities of the Kingdom of Heaven.

Jesus teaches us to pray for His Kingdom to come. We need to hunger for the realities of the Kingdom of Heaven to become the realities in our everyday lives and the life of our Church.