Show Me What You Got
Title: Show Me What You Got
Speaker: Dale Charles
Date: 7-20-25
Category: Humility/Pride
Description: In this practical and convicting message, Brother Dale examines the human desire for recognition, status, and self-promotion, contrasting it with Christ’s example of humility and servant-hearted living. Drawing from passages such as First Epistle to Timothy 2, First Epistle of Peter 3, Epistle to the Philippians 2, Gospel of Matthew 6, and Epistle of James 1, the sermon challenges believers to resist the world's call to “show me what you got” and instead seek God's approval rather than human praise. Through personal stories, biblical examples, and practical application, Dale emphasizes that true greatness is found in humility, obedience, and faithfulness to God. Christians are encouraged to use their gifts for God's glory, serve others selflessly, and remember that every ability, blessing, and achievement ultimately comes from the Lord. The message concludes by reminding believers that the rewards that matter most are those given by God, not the fleeting recognition of people.
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Speaker: Dale Charles
Date: 7-20-25
Category: Humility/Pride
Description: In this practical and convicting message, Brother Dale examines the human desire for recognition, status, and self-promotion, contrasting it with Christ’s example of humility and servant-hearted living. Drawing from passages such as First Epistle to Timothy 2, First Epistle of Peter 3, Epistle to the Philippians 2, Gospel of Matthew 6, and Epistle of James 1, the sermon challenges believers to resist the world's call to “show me what you got” and instead seek God's approval rather than human praise. Through personal stories, biblical examples, and practical application, Dale emphasizes that true greatness is found in humility, obedience, and faithfulness to God. Christians are encouraged to use their gifts for God's glory, serve others selflessly, and remember that every ability, blessing, and achievement ultimately comes from the Lord. The message concludes by reminding believers that the rewards that matter most are those given by God, not the fleeting recognition of people.
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