A Chosen Instrument
from Discipleship on SermonAudio Hosted by Matt Ng
This sermon examines Acts 9:10-19 to explore the radical grace of God in the conversion of Saul and his commissioning as a chosen instrument for the gospel. The teaching highlights the perspective of Ananias, a faithful disciple who demonstrates grounded faith by voicing his concerns to Jesus yet obeying His command to restore Saul's sight. It contrasts Saul's past as a persecutor with his new identity as a vessel for carrying Christ's name to Gentiles, kings, and Israel, emphasizing that ministry often involves suffering for the sake of the name. The passage serves as a reminder that theology leads to doxology, urging believers to recognize their own role as useful instruments in God's redemptive plan. Ultimately, the sermon calls the audience to live with kingdom consequence, seeking to make God's name great among the nations through prayer, service, and bold witness.
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