EPISODE · Jul 22, 2026 · 38 MIN
Don’t Resist What God Is Doing // Pastor Cecil Mathew
from One Church LI · host One Church LI
What kind of legacy are you leaving behind? In this Father's Day message, we journey through Acts 7 and the lives of the patriarchs—Abraham, Joseph, Moses, and David—to discover timeless principles for fathers, families, and every follower of Christ.God has never used perfect people. Throughout Scripture, He has worked through broken, imperfect men who trusted Him, surrendered to His calling, and faithfully passed their faith to the next generation.Whether you're a father, mother, young adult, or simply seeking to deepen your walk with God, this message is a powerful reminder that your greatest legacy is not what you achieve—but who you point others to.In this message you'll discover:How faith moves before it sees the full picture (Abraham).Why God can use your pain for His purpose (Joseph).The importance of a personal encounter with God's presence (Moses).Why spiritual leadership begins with surrender, not perfection.How to break unhealthy generational patterns through Christ.The power of simply being present for your family.What it means to leave a legacy that points the next generation to Jesus.No father is perfect, but every believer can become more faithful. The greatest gift we can leave our families is a life that trusts God, walks in His presence, and faithfully declares His goodness from one generation to the next.Scripture:📖 Psalm 145:4 | Acts 7:1–50Key Takeaway:"Your greatest legacy isn't perfection—it's passing on a living faith that points the next generation to Christ."#FathersDay #FaithLegacy #ChristianFather #Acts7 #Psalm145 #BibleStudy #ChristianSermon #SpiritualLeadership #Family #Fatherhood #Legacy #JesusChrist #Faith #ChristianLiving #Discipleship #GenerationalFaith #Church #BiblicalTeaching #Hope #Gospel
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