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Pastor Cho's Sermon Outline - Yoido Full Gospel Church - Seoul, Korea
Those who seek the Lord lack no good thing
Psalms 34:10
2015-06-14


A young lion has an amazing strength and ability to fight. Although the hunger of the lions recorded in this passage may come to us, we do not need to fear. This is because it has been promised that those who believe and seek God will lack no good thing.

1. Guard your heart
- In order to live a life where we lack no good thing, we must guard our heart. Our thoughts and hearts must be filled with God's grace, in order for us live lives that lack no good thing. (Philippians 4:19)

2. Paint Psalm 34 verse 10 on the canvas of the mind
- Paint "The lions may grow weak and hungry, but those who seek the Lord lack no good thing" on your heart with the paintbrush of your imagination.(Genesis 15:4-5)

3. Believe in that your dream is accomplished
1) Faith is speaking and acting as if things that are not, actually are (Hebrews 11:11-12)
2) When the Israelites were bitten by snakes, Moses obeyed God's command and made a bronze snake and put it on a pole so that everyone who looked at Moses' bronze snake could be saved (Numbers 21:8-9)

4. Order something creative to happen
1) The higher dimension dominates the lower dimension. If we look in Genesis, we can see the invisible spirit of the 4th dimension hovering over the 3rd dimension.(Genesis 1:2)
2) Because born again believers experience a revival of their spirit, they become members of the fourth dimension (1 Corinthians 2:12)
3) Just as the spirit of God who is from the 4th dimension created a new world, when we also meditate on our circumstances changing miraculously and give the command, the Holy Spirit brings change (Philippians 4:6; 1 Corinthians 2:9-10)

We must eat and experience the word of God. We must not have a ‘taster's faith' in which the word of God remains an unattainable object which we simply taste and then leave with an empty stomach. Just as Jesus is the one in whom the word became flesh, we must have a faith that makes God's words of promise into reality. We must experience the power of the word which brings amazing changes through thinking, dreams, faith and words.




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