What Christ Wrought In Paul.

In this message, Kenny emphasizes that the core of Paul's ministry and life was solely about what Christ wrought in him. He highlights that Paul’s transparency reveals a deep desire for Christ to work fully through him, resulting in the complete preaching of the gospel and the fulfillment of God's purpose among the nations. Kenny underscores that this work is not limited to Paul alone but is a model for all believers, urging us to seek Christ’s work in our lives so that His power can be fully manifested. He explains that the divine work in us is accomplished through the Holy Spirit’s power, not our own, referencing scriptures like Acts 9:17 and 2 Corinthians 4:7, which remind us that we are earthen vessels containing divine treasure. Kenny stresses the importance of yielding to the Holy Spirit, allowing God to shape us like clay on the potter’s wheel, conforming us into the image of Christ. He also shares Paul’s passionate desire to visit Rome, illustrating that genuine fellowship and love for God's people should be a hallmark of our lives. Furthermore, Kenny highlights the significance of prayer, noting Paul’s threefold requests for deliverance, acceptance of his ministry, and fellowship, all of which God answered beyond expectations. Ultimately, Kenny calls believers to surrender fully to Christ, trusting that His work in us will be complete, and His purposes fulfilled in our lives.Outline of Main PointsPaul’s ministry centered on what Christ wrought in himThe importance of divine work through the Holy Spirit, not human effortBelievers are like clay vessels on the potter’s wheel, being transformed into Christ’s imageChrist’s work is for the obedience of the nations, revealing the mystery of Christ in usPaul’s full preaching of the gospel as a result of Christ’s work in himPaul’s passionate desire to visit Rome, driven by love and fellowshipPractical service, exemplified by Paul’s ministry to Jerusalem and givingThe power of prayer and God’s faithful answers to Paul’s requestsEncouragement to yield fully to the Holy Spirit for complete work in our lives>