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The sermon "What to Do When God Doesn't Pick You" - Joyce Meyer (online). Every day is not a great day. There's good days and then there's not so good days, but even the not so good days sometimes are good days in disguise, we just really don't realize it. 

Joyce Meyer (June 21, 2018) - The Parables of Jesus: The Laborers in the Vineyard - Part 2. Life can be frustrating at times. Learn how God can transform the trials in our lives into blessings, as Joyce teaches on the parables of Jesus.

 

Joyce Meyer (November-26-2019) Sermon: The Great Exchange - Part 2.  God has NOT given up on you! Be encouraged to exchange guilt and condemnation for the truth that God loves you!

 

Joyce Meyer - Sermon: God, What Do You Want Me to Do? - Part 1 online. Are you tired of running your life by yourself? Learn from what Jesus taught His disciples along the seashore!

Joyce Meyer: can I tell you, there is nothing, nothing that you do that God is not interested in, and there's no place that you go that God is not there? You're never alone. It amazes me, I continue to be amazed at how much is in just one chapter of the bible. But if we just read through it, many times, we miss a lot of what's there. And so, today, I wanna share with you this morning out of John chapter 21. In John chapter 21, there are nine different lessons, just in that one chapter of the bible. I won't stand here and promise we'll get through all nine, because I know how I am, but we'll do the best that we can. All right, John chapter 21, verse 1: "after this, Jesus let himself be seen and revealed [himself] again to the disciples, at the sea of tiberias. And he did it in this way." Now, just try to kinda get a picture of this. "there were together simon peter, and thomas, called the twin, and nathanael from cana of galilee, and the sons of zebedee, and two others of his disciples." So, they're all sittin' around in a group, I guess, kinda thinkin' about what they wanna do, like we do some days. "and simon peter said to them, 'i am goin' fishing!'" Exclamation mark, now, that always caught my attention because of the exclamation mark that's there. So, he must have said it with some emphasis, or maybe, and I don't know this for sure, but maybe peter and some of the disciples were just a little bit, I don't know, frustrated. You know, they had these thoughts about Jesus and what was gonna happen, and here, he died, and he's gone now, and I don't know. Maybe they thought he was gonna come back and do somethin', and they haven't seen him in a while, and nothing's happening. And so, peter was a fisherman before Jesus called him, and so now it kinda seems like he's just decided he's gonna go back and do what he used to do. You know, you gotta be careful if you feel like Jesus hasn't shown up in your life for a while that you don't decide to just go back and do what you used to do, amen?
Joyce Meyer: now, see the lesson there that we wouldn't have got if we wouldn't have slowed down and really looked at that. Second thing here is, "and they said to him, 'and we're comin' with you!'" Exclamation mark, well, I like that too. Do you know that a leader, or the head of a family, they have--there's a certain gift on them for persuasion? And, you know, it's bad enough to send yourself, but it's doubly bad when you drag other people into it. And so, it's just interesting, whatever a leader does, without even really telling other people to do it, people will follow them. Years ago, when I first started what was a women's ministry at that time, my hair was a little bit longer, and I wore it pulled back on the side with combs. I pulled it back with combs, and they had a little decoration on 'em. And I never told anybody to do it, but it wasn't long, and almost all the women in the church were wearin' combs in their hair

How Should I Deal With All the Hurt in the World? - Sermon of Joyce Meyer,. 

Today Joyce tackles some of life's biggest questions. How do we deal with all of the hurt in the world? How can God use my pain for my good and how can I appreciate what I have? Stay right where you are.

Ginger: as we walk through each new day, we all have questions. They're just part of life. But did you know there are answers for you? God says when we look, we'll find him. He's not trying to hide anything. So together, we are discovering life's everyday answers. Ginger: you know, many of the really well-known people in the bible are just as much known for their struggles as they are their victories: people like king david and joseph and paul. So if you're going through a struggle right now know you're not alone, we all face them, and that there is a great opportunity for God to bring victory in your life. So know that those struggles are temporary. God has something good ahead for you. We have a question that comes from laura today and she asks this: "i know that God will get me through all my difficulties and trials. But why doesn't his grace make it any easier?"

Well, we're getting real now. That's a great question, laura, and here is Joyce's answer to "how can my pain help me?" Joyce: I think one of the most amazing things about our relationship with God is that if you love him and you trust him, now I didn't say if you behave perfectly, I didn't say if you never make mistakes, I didn't say if you go to church every sunday and never miss one, if you read your bible through three times a year. I said if you trust God and you love him. I don't care what has happened or what does happen, God will take it and make it somehow or another work out for your good. Joyce: now, boy, to me, this is one of the most exciting things about our relationship with God.

That doesn't mean it's gonna feel good. That doesn't mean we're gonna like some of the things that we have to go through. That doesn't mean that. But i--and I don't know how he does it. God can take a bad thing and we may never wanna say the thing was good but somehow or another God can miraculously work in that thing and he can make us a better person. Joyce: I mean, if you don't get anything else out of a problem, you get more compassion and you behave differently when somebody else tells you they've got a problem. Have you ever tried to talk to somebody about your problem that is--doesn't have any? Joyce: oh man, they're quick to tell you, "well, I do this and I do that," and it sounds so simple for them. And you just want somebody to say, "oh, my gosh, I know what you're going through. I know how hard it is." And then it's fine to tell them what God can do for them but there's nothing worse than somebody who has no compassion. All they can ever give you is a scripture. Joyce: don't be that kind of a Christian. Sometimes, somebody just needs you to cry with them. Sometimes, they need you just to understand. Everybody who comes to you for help doesn't always want an answer. Sometimes, they just want you to understand. Did you hear what I said? Everybody who comes doesn't want an answer. They don't want a sermon. They just want somebody to understand what they're going through. And the best way I know to get a boatload of compassion is to go through stuff yourself.

Joyce: and I'll be honest with you. If you're gonna be used by God very much, you're gonna have to have some compassion and that means you're gonna have to have some experience. Joyce: I'm glad you're still smiling. Joyce: and I know there are tragic things have happened to people. I mean, I know you're probably thinking, "well, you know, this happened or that happened and how can you possibly tell me God can work good out of that?" I don't know how he does it but I know if we love him and if we trust him and obviously that includes having a decent attitude but, you know, "i don't understand this, God, but I trust you and I believe that you can work it out for my good." Whatever you might be going through right now or whatever you have gone through in the past, if you've never done this before I want you to start believing today that God can take that thing and he can make it work out for good in your life. Joyce: this is a happy day, amen?

All right, now, genesis 50:20. I'm not gonna tell you the whole story of joseph. Most of you probably know it. Let's just say that he was cruelly treated by his brothers. They hated him, they sold him to slave-traders. Whole bunch, a series, of bad things happened as a result of that.

He ended up in prison for many years for something he didn't do. All that time, he kept trusting God. There was a famine in the land. He was now in charge of all the food. It's amazing how this person over here can mistreat you but if you put your trust in God he can actually promote you. Joyce: he is a God of justice. And so there was a famine in the land and so the brothers came to get food and they had to go through joseph to get it. But they didn't know it was joseph. You know, God changed him so much his brothers didn't recognize him. I'll tell you what, probably some of the people that abused me wouldn't recognize me today either, amen?

The fragment of video "Joyce, Help Me! Is God Even Real?" - Joyce Meyer. If you desire to have a relationship with God, but sometimes doubt if He hears or sees you, watch the video above. Joyce wants to encourage you!  Jessie`s question: «Joyce, I've never been much into church, but long to have my own relationship with God. I feel he doesn't hear me or isn't listening. There are billions of people on earth. Can he hear me, see my pain and sorrow as I seek him, or does he not even exist? I'm at a crossroads, but I don't want to give up.» 

 

How Can I Find Balance In My Life? 4 - Joyce Meyer (sermons online).

Coming up, Joyce talks about maintaining balance in our life. She also helps us to understand the Holy Spirit. And our help me question is the very basis of everything, does God exist? Stay tuned for some really helpful answers today. Ginger: as we walk through each new day, we all have questions. They're just part of life. But did you know there are answers for you?

God says when we look, we'll find him. He's not trying to hide anything. So, together, we are discovering life's everyday answers. Ginger: the Holy Spirit is a major part of our journey with Christ, and it's such a gift. He is something that I would not want to go a single day without because he helps on so many levels. But understandably, there is some confusion. He's difficult to understand because he's not really part of the physical realm that we are used to dealing with. But if you really dig into God's word, then you can understand who he is and how he helps. Check out this question from twitter. We get a lot of questions on the Holy Spirit. This is from Jesse, "how do you know when you've been baptized in the Holy Spirit? What does it feel like?"

 

Joyce Meyer - Sermon: Taking Back What Belongs to You. We crave and want change, and yet we're afraid of it. Learn how God can help you let go of the old and take hold of the new life He offers to you.

In sermon Taking Back What Belongs to You Joyce Meyer says: so, i'm going to say some really cozy, comfortable, ooey-gooey wonderful things, like god loves you as much right now as he ever will. Doesn't that feel good? That feels great. But i may say a few times in here, "straighten up." But that doesn't mean that god's going to love you more when you do. It means you're responding to his love, come on now, by saying, "god, i love you so much. I appreciate so much what you've done for me. I want to do everything exactly the way you want it done. Please help me." Joyce: well, i'm doing a little series here this weekend about transformation, about how we can be changed into the image of christ. And how, as believers, according to the bible, we become new creatures in him, old things pass away, all things become new. But i think sometimes, that can be a little bit confusing to us because we think, "well, if i'm so new, then why do i still act so old?

Joyce Meyer`s sermon "Do It Afraid" ( Enjoying Everyday Life). God is with you! Learn truths from His Word to help you overcome the fears you feel every day.

Joyce: ultimately, you're gonna have to decide if you're gonna be a man-pleaser or a God-pleaser. And if you're gonna be a God-pleaser, then I can pretty much promise you somewhere along the line and intermittently throughout your life there's going to be people that are going to reject you. Joyce: well, welcome to the program today.

I'm so glad that you've joined us. You know, I've had the privilege in my ministry career to write over 100 books. I think now the total is about 116 and I'm always writing more. And one of those books is called "living courageously." You can face anything if you'll just do it afraid. You know, there's a great big wonderful adventurous life waiting for each one of us but it's not just gonna fall on us. And to be honest, we can't just pray it into existence. Very often when we pray what happens is God shows us something to do. I don't want you to forget that. We're partners with God. He has a part and we have a part. We cannot do his part and he will not do our part. So we have to be ready to be active and to be obedient and do the things that God asks us to do. Fear is a factor in everybody's life. But "god has not give us the Spirit of fear but of power and love and a sound mind and a Spirit," the amplified Bible says, "of discipline and self-control."

Joyce Meyer - Sermon: Simple, Practical Changes with Real Results - Part 3. Joyce continues a series of teachings on how to make a bad day better. Learn how to find relief from feelings of dread, and overcome a problem before it begins.

Joyce Meyer: don't settle for mediocrity when God has called you to excellence. Joyce Meyer: you know what the word "mediocre" means? "to live halfway between success and failure." Joyce Meyer: learn some things about yourself. Now, how many of you think that sounds a little bit exciting? Just Joyce Meyer: and hey, I don't know that I'm ready for this myself, but I'll make it a suggestion to you in case you're further ahead than I am. If you're really bold and ready to be humbled, ask a good friend or a loving family member to tell you how they see you. Joyce Meyer: I'm trying to think if I've got a loving family member or a friend that I'd be willing to do that with. Joyce Meyer: my gosh, there's no tellin's what you might here. Tell somebody, "what do you see as my strengths and what do you see as my weaknesses?

 

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