Lifeway Church
Not Just Me: Discovering God's Sufficiency
Everyday is a journey and you don't always know what’s ahead. Sometimes you doubt yourself, while sometimes you doubt God. Where do you find the faith to move forward? These are the moments God proves who He is. Join us and discover that you are never alone. Not Just Me: Discovering God’s Sufficiency
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Lifeway Church • Downtown Campus
114 S Congress St, York, SC 29745, USA
Sunday 8:30 AM
Who, me?
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We all struggle with feeling adequate and capable and equipped for what God wants to do in us and through us.
When you say “God, Not me.” God says, “You’re right, it’s not just you. It’s me with you. It’s me in you, and it’s me through you."
Where God guides, God provides.
When God has a plan, God has the provision.
When God has a plan, God has the provision.
As long as your look at your weakness, your inability, and your limitations, you will doubt what God is capable of.
Faith grows when you get your eyes off of yourself and your insufficiencies and onto an all sufficient God.
What we think is extraordinary, is God’s ordinary.
Faith doesn’t acknowledge impossibilities.
When God says, “You will,” He means, “I will.”
Everything that God has planned for your life He will accomplish.
God’s not asking you to do what you’re capable of, but what He’s capable of.
Your limits do not define God’s limits.