The sermon emphasizes trusting God’s unique design for individuals over societal or digital perfection standards. It critiques comparison culture, urging believers to embrace their divinely crafted identity rather than mimic others’ paths.
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It records and creates organized notes based on your conversations. When you start making your plans off of a picture that is not civic to your purpose, is that why you're so worn out? Is that why you're so tired? Are you building something for a blueprint that does not pertain to your purpose? All right, I'll give you an example. Why is my Instagram or my YouTube Shorts feed so full of so many people who are so much fitter than me? I'll tell you why. I searched a bunch of videos on YouTube talking about how to do the perfect pull-up, how to do the perfect tricep workout, how to do the perfect chest workout. And so my YouTube said, oh, you want perfect? We'll give you perfect. Now everybody in my YouTube Shorts feed looks perfect, and I look the same as I did. And now I get a picture of perfect, but I'm living with me, and now all I'm seeing is people.
People who look so much different. Why? Because they're on steroids and they're 19. So I'm not supposed to be either of those things. I'm not supposed to be 19, and I'm not supposed to be juicing. So I'm not going to look like you if I don't have your juice. But I'm looking at a picture of your temple, fail to realize that I am a temple that God is building. I am a masterpiece that God has in his mind. I am a poem that God. God is speaking in the earth today. I am the one who is supposed to be preaching this word to you today. I can't preach it like Billy Graham. I can't preach it like Charles Haddon Spurgeon. I can't preach it like Larry Stevens Furtick Jr. I can preach it like I meant to preach it, and you can do it like you're built to do it, and you can build it like you're built to build it, and you can say it like you're graced to say it, and you can move it like you know to move it, and you can lead it like you know to lead it, and you can win it if you use the weapon God gave you.
Point number three, say it out loud, but it is the Lord's. Say it again, but it is the Lord's. Many are the plans in a person's heart. David's just a person. He's a good person, but he's a person. He's an anointed person, but he's a person. He's a strong person, but he's a person. He's a faithful person, but he's a person. He gets it wrong. Just like Samuel got it wrong, and he thought . . .
