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EPISODE · Jul 25, 2026 · 13 MIN

God Won’t Do It Without You | God Works Through People | Get In the Game Teaching Series (1)

from The Steve Pixler Podcast · host Steve Pixler

Many Christians spend their lives waiting for God to do something He has already commissioned His people to accomplish.Does believing in God’s sovereignty mean that we simply wait for Him to act? Or has God deliberately chosen to accomplish His purposes through human partnership?In this episode of the Get In the Game teaching series, Steve Pixler explores one of the most important and often overlooked themes in Scripture:God works through people.God does not work through people because He lacks the power to act alone. He works through people because, in His sovereignty, He chose to share responsibility and authority with humanity.From creation and human dominion to the incarnation, ascension, Pentecost, and the indwelling Holy Spirit, Scripture reveals a consistent pattern: God invites human beings into His work rather than bypassing them.In this teaching, you will discover:• Why human partnership does not undermine God’s sovereignty• Why prayer matters if God is all-powerful• Why Jesus became human to redeem human dominion• How Pentecost restored divine-human partnership• How the Holy Spirit empowers believers to cooperate with God• Why faith requires participation rather than passive waiting• What it means to work out your salvation as God works within youYou are not a spectator. You are not a helpless victim of fate. God has given you a role in His Kingdom purposes.God will never ask you to do His work without Him—but neither will He do through the world what He has chosen to accomplish through His people.It is time to get in the game.SCRIPTURESPsalm 115:3, 16Genesis 1:26–282 Chronicles 16:9Revelation 3:20Acts 12Philippians 2:5–13Matthew 28:18Mark 16:19–20Galatians 4:6John 17:20–23Ephesians 1:101 Corinthians 3:9Ephesians 3:20Colossians 1:292 Corinthians 1:20LEARN MOREAbout Steve Pixlerhttps://stevepixler.comAbout Freedom Life Churchhttps://myfreedomlife.comPARTNER WITH STEVE PIXLER & CONTINUUM MINISTRIESWhen you partner with Steve Pixler through faithful giving, you help us bring biblical teaching, books, podcasts, videos, and other ministry resources to people around the world.Your generosity helps us continue creating resources that equip believers to live by faith, participate in God’s Kingdom, and bring transformation to their families, churches, and communities.Learn more or become a ministry partner:https://stevepixler.comContinuum Ministries, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.

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