Author: Global Harvest Assembly

Yesterday we focused on sonship. Today, we learn that gratitude is the vital response of a son/daughter, and the powerful antidote to pride. Thanksgiving keeps us mindful of God’s favor and fosters humility.

The sermon highlighted Lucifer’s “fatherless” or “orphan” mindset, leading to pride. Today, we explore shifting from this independent mindset to a “sonship” mindset, like Jesus, recognizing God as our loving Father and source.

Today we begin by understanding that the fundamental choice we face daily is between pride, exemplified by Lucifer, and humility, exemplified by Jesus. This choice determines our access to God’s favor.

Throughout this week, we’ve explored our divine calling as followers of Christ: to serve, to represent, to focus, to utilize our gifts, and to live with eternity in mind. The “Him-possible” life is not about our own strength but about partnering with God, who empowers us to accomplish His purposes.

The thought of standing before the throne with unfulfilled assignments should motivate us to live lives of purpose and impact. We must not let fear, doubt, or worldly distractions blind us to the incredible possibilities God has for us.

Each of us has been uniquely gifted by God, and it would be a tragedy if those gifts and talents never reached their divine purpose. We are called to steward these gifts and use them to advance God’s kingdom.

We are strategically positioned as Heavenly Ambassadors on Earth to bring the reality of heaven to our spheres of influence. As divine representatives, we are called to actively share the Gospel and embody God’s love and truth, bringing transformation to those around us.

We are strategically positioned as Heavenly Ambassadors on Earth to bring the reality of heaven to our spheres of influence. As divine representatives, we are called to actively share the Gospel and embody God’s love and truth, bringing transformation to those around us.

As followers of Christ, we are enlisted in His service with a divine purpose that makes the impossible, “Him-possible.” We are intentionally placed on this earth for a purpose greater than ourselves.

Faith is not just for emergencies—it is the way we live. This week, we explored how faith receives, works through love, and impacts our daily lives. Today, we reflect on how to carry faith into every aspect of our journey with God.