Your Character Can Destroy The Call of God On Your Life (Clip)
Vlad Savchuk teaches that a person's character can limit or destroy the calling of God on their life, using Moses as a key example.
This sermon emphasizes the impact of personal character on fulfilling God's calling, using Moses as an example. It warns against blaming others for our own actions and highlights the importance of personal responsibility. The speaker expresses love and respect for Moses while pointing out how character limitations can hinder one's calling from God.
Full Transcript
Y'all are the problem. It's not my fault. You guys were the ones and because you were bad, I acted bad.
Moses was a great man of God. Don't get me wrong because I don't want him one day to listen to this and me and him have a problem in heaven. I love Moses.
But something that I want to highlight that destroys callings of God. The last thing that I want to share with you and write this down. Your character will limit your calling.
It might not be passion, anointing or fasting, lack of sacrifice. For Moses, what restricted his calling was his character.
Sermon Outline
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I. Introduction
- Acknowledging the problem of character
- Moses as an example of a great man of God
- Purpose of the message
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II. Character Limits Calling
- Character can restrict God's calling
- Not passion or anointing but character
- Moses' character as a limiting factor
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III. Lessons from Moses
- Moses' struggles with character
- How character affected his ministry
- Implications for believers today
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IV. Application
- Examine personal character
- Allow God to refine character
- Align character with calling
Key Quotes
“Your character will limit your calling.” — Vlad Savchuk
“It might not be passion, anointing or fasting, lack of sacrifice. For Moses, what restricted his calling was his character.” — Vlad Savchuk
“Y'all are the problem. It's not my fault. You guys were the ones and because you were bad, I acted bad.” — Vlad Savchuk
Application Points
- Evaluate your character honestly to see if it aligns with God's calling on your life.
- Allow God to refine and develop your character through trials and the Holy Spirit.
- Prioritize character growth as much as spiritual gifts and passion in your walk with God.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why does character matter in God's calling?
Character shapes how effectively a person can fulfill God's purpose and can either enable or limit their calling.
Was Moses' calling limited by his character?
Yes, Moses' character flaws, such as impatience and anger, restricted the full extent of his calling.
Can passion and anointing replace good character?
No, passion and anointing alone are insufficient without a strong, godly character.
How can I improve my character to fulfill my calling?
By self-examination, seeking God's guidance, and allowing the Holy Spirit to transform your heart and actions.