DOWNLOAD MP3: Commissioned To Be Vessels in His Hand by Bro. Gbile Akanni (Sermon)

Commissioned To Be Vessels in His Hand by Bro. Gbile Akanni

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Every believer who comes to Christ receives more than forgiveness of sins—they receive a divine calling. God’s intention has never been merely to save people from the world, but to prepare them as vessels through whom His life, character, and purposes can be revealed. Throughout Scripture, God consistently chooses ordinary men and women, transforms them through His grace, and sends them to accomplish extraordinary assignments for His Kingdom. In Commissioned To Be Vessels in His Hand, Bro. Gbile Akanni reminds believers that the Christian life is a life of divine commission. Salvation is the beginning of God’s work, not its conclusion. Every disciple is called to become an instrument that God can trust, use, and continually fill for the advancement of His Kingdom. Throughout the Bible, God called individuals such as Abraham, Moses, Esther, Isaiah, the apostles, and Paul for specific assignments.Their effectiveness did not come from natural ability but from God’s grace working through surrendered lives. God’s call is always connected to His eternal purpose, and every believer has a role to play in His redemptive plan. Our greatest fulfillment comes from discovering and faithfully carrying out that divine assignment. Before God entrusts a person with greater responsibility, He prepares their heart. Preparation often takes place in hidden seasons marked by prayer, obedience, discipline, and spiritual growth. These seasons may appear insignificant to others, but they are essential in God’s training process. The Lord is more interested in forming Christlike character than in promoting giftedness alone. You need to listen to this ser…

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