Welcome to our latest sermon, “Formed to Be Filled: Lessons from Genesis and Matthew,” where we explore the foundational truths of creation and God’s purpose for humanity. Drawing from Genesis 1:27–31 and Matthew 9:16–17, this message highlights the divine pattern of forming and filling, the call to multiply God’s image, and the transformative power of being made new in Christ.
Key Points Covered in This Sermon:
- Genesis 1:27–31: Humanity’s purpose to reflect God’s image and fill the earth with His glory.
- Matthew 9:16–17: The challenge of embracing God’s new work and being open to new wine in new wineskins.
- The importance of boundaries, rest, and God’s sovereignty in creation and life.
- How Jesus resets and restores our calling as image-bearers through His redemptive work.
The mission of the church and every believer: to multiply disciples and glorify God. Are you ready to receive the new work God wants to do in your life? This sermon will inspire and challenge you to embrace His calling for multiplication and transformation.
Bible Passages Referenced:
- Genesis 1:27–31
- Matthew 9:16–17
- Isaiah 6:3
- Psalm 19
