Overcomer Covenant Church

World Changers | Pastor Missti Forbes

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Pastor Missti Forbes declares that worship, not fear, is what changes us and prepares us for what's next.
The episode is a sermon by Pastor Missti Forbes at Overcomer Covenant Church, structured around the theme 'what's next' and the call to be world changers. It begins with the assertion that worship is what's next, as worship transforms individuals from self-focused to God-focused paths. The speaker references Matthew 28 and other Gospels, noting that even disciples like Mary experienced fear, trembling, perplexity, or tears, yet God used them to change the world. She challenges the congregation to see themselves as world changers in their specific environments, naming members like Joe at Starbucks and Caden on the football field. The sermon outlines five key points: first, you can feel fear and still move, as illustrated by the women at Jesus' tomb who departed with fear and great joy. Second, you must obey even without full understanding, exemplified by the command to 'go quickly' in Matthew 28:7. Third, Jesus meets you in your motion, as seen when He walked with disciples on the road to Emmaus. Fourth, expect resistance and headwinds, such as the priests bribing soldiers to lie about Jesus' resurrection. Fifth, doubt doesn't disqualify you, referencing Matthew 28:17 where some disciples worshiped while doubting. The speaker shares personal anecdotes, including crying out to God due to feeling unprepared and hearing God call her name in a hotel room, to emphasize knowing God's voice. The sermon concludes with a prayer for empowerment and a call to rise up as world changers who advance God's kingdom, disrupting negative atmospheres and shining light in their spheres of influence.

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A worship-centered call to know God's voice and say yes before every detail is clear.

World Changers frames the question of what comes next as a steady call back to worship. The message ties worship to the move from "my way" to God's way, then sets that response alongside Jesus going to the cross, the promise of eternal life, and the victory passage identified as…

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You want a worship-centered reset when "what's next" keeps circling.

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