Seek

Reverend Wodoslawsky opens with Hebrews 11:6, emphasizing that without faith it is impossible to please God, and that God is a rewarder of those who diligently seek Him. He distinguishes between casual prayer and wholehearted seeking, drawing from 2 Chronicles 7:14 and Psalm 119:10. Seeking, he explains, means making everything else secondary—eliminating distractions, false teachings, unhelpful entertainment, and even good activities that consume time needed for pursuing God. He illustrates this with his own journey: throwing away Eastern religion books, discarding music, and stopping TV and gym routines to focus entirely on reading the New Testament and interrogating Christians about what they truly believed. The preacher insists that God’s promises are absolute—'seek and you shall find' is not a suggestion but a guarantee. He points to Acts 5:32, noting that God gives the Holy Ghost to those who obey Him, and to John 3:8, where being born of the Spirit produces a tangible, audible evidence. The message culminates in a call to move beyond passive prayer into aggressive, wholehearted seeking—attending every altar call, never missing church, and persisting until breakthrough comes. He recounts how, after months of diligent seeking, he received the Holy Ghost with power, speaking in tongues and leaping in the church. The sermon’s spiritual purpose is to inspire hearers to make seeking God their highest priority, trusting that when they search for Him with all their heart, they will surely find Him.