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God as the Dominant Force 0:01 Welcome to the men's global livestream. If you're joining us for the first time, I want you to hold 2 spots. 1 in Titus chapter 3, 1 in second Corinthians chapter 5, if you have a Bible. And I wanna encourage you also0:13 to download the notes because that'll serve as a road map for where we're going. And when we're done, you can go reteach that to your men's group or or at your church. We are starting a new series today called0:25 dominant force. Okay. So just think about those 2 words. What comes to your mind when you think of dominant force? Maybe you're like me. Maybe you think athletically.0:37 You know, I was just watching the documentary on Michael Jordan called The Last Dance again, and I just kept saying to myself, this guy, he's just so0:48 dominant. You know? He's just a dominant force. And what do I mean by that? It's just when he's on the court, he just takes over control. I mean, isn't that what a dominant force1:00 does in any space? It comes in and it dominates. What does that look like? Just takes over control. And I'm watching this documentary in in episode after episode, and I'm just looking at, a man who plays a1:12 game. And not only does he take over the games that he plays in, right, but he takes over the game, like the NBA as an entity, as an organization,1:24 and it's just truly a good picture of someone who was a dominant force. Now there are other pictures. We will get into that of what a dominant force looks like. But for1:36 me, that was the easiest way to just kinda go, yeah. It's when someone or something just comes into a space and takes over control. It's more1:48 powerful, more influential than other people and other driving forces for whatever is inside a space or inside a person's life.2:00 And we're gonna talk about right now just kinda 3 important things. This is just kind of for context. Why why what's important to know about a dominant force? 1 is there's a continuum,2:13 of that force. Okay? A dominant force can be good on 1 side or bad on the other. It can be helpful on 1 side. It can be hurtful on the other. It can be positive on 12:24 side or it can be negative on the other. Alright? So we have to realize that that a dominant force can be good and bad. Alright? Secondly, a dominant force2:36 is primary. What do I mean by that? It subsumes or takes over all other driving forces. Here's here's here's what I mean by that. A guy2:48 might be married and have kids and a family and that drives him to go to work and provide for his family. Okay. That's a driving force. But if the guy has an anger problem,3:00 chronic anger problem, that anger problem becomes the dominant force in that family, and providing for his family and going to work kinda gets subsumed and3:11 dominated by that primary force in the family dynamic. Okay? So there's a continuum, a dominant force is primary. Alright? It subsumes3:23 all other forces. And then third, it can be someone, it can be something, or it can be some experience. For example, in my family, right, alcoholism3:36 was the dominating force for a season most of my childhood. Okay? It was it was there were other things going on in the family, but, man, that alcoholism thing,3:48 that subsumed all other things that was going on. In 30 years of ministry to men, another example, could be either the absence of a dad or no dad,4:00 the acceptance or non acceptance or approval of a dad, pervading the life of a man. That could be a dominant force. Just4:12 my experience. Hundreds of thousands of evaluations at every man conferences tell me that this is a dominating force. It pervades a man's self perception.4:24 Okay? It it influences his relationships and how he's built on the inside. It takes over the drives of his life. That's just another4:35 example of what a dominant force could be. And many times, being a mental health worker myself, it could be a trauma, something4:48 really powerful and intense, right, that affects us either physically or emotionally, right, in our past that becomes the dominating force. It could be if you're5:00 active or retired military. It could be combat. It could be PTSD. And there's so many forms of PTSD, you know, post trauma, and it creates just5:11 an internal malaise and becomes a dominant force. It changes the trajectory of your life. So, a dominating force can be someone, something,5:23 or some experience. Important to know those 3 things. Now let's pivot. Why is this important to us as Christ followers? Well, first5:35 of all, whatever the dominant force of your life is, okay, whether that's God or some trauma or some positive it takes over5:47 your self perception and your decision making. Right? It it just takes control. Right? That's what a dominant force does. It takes control. It's pervasive. So that's super important. If you're5:59 a Christ follower, right, and he's the dominant force, he's gonna take over control. If it's if you're a Christ follower and there's something else going on in your life that is battling6:11 for control of your life, it's it may be affecting your self perception and becoming the axis of your decision making even though Christ is in your life and so there's spiritual warfare. Okay? So,6:23 that's first of all. Second of all, the Bible says unequivocally that God wants to be the dominant force in your life. He wants to be the commanding6:35 force. He wants to be the prevailing force. He wants to be the controlling factor over all dimensions in your life. So there's a little bit of context, a little bit of6:47 foundation. Here's where we're going. Today, we're gonna look at the basis and foundation of God being the dominant force in our lives. Alright? Then in the sessions to follow, we're gonna look and6:59 see how his person and his presence and the ultimate nature of God reinforces and sustains that dominating control7:11 in our life, and that's a good thing, a good kind of dominating force. So let's get started. Let's take out our notes. What we wanna do to to establish the the foundation and basis of god being the dominant force7:23 is to do 2 things. 1, let's see god act and then let's hear god speak. And so let's look at a couple passages. 1 in Genesis, 1 in Job. Genesis chapter 1 verse7:35 3, 1 through 3 says this, in the beginning, god created the heavens and the earth. The earth was formless and void and darkness was over the surface of the7:46 deep and the spirit of god was moving over the surface of the waters. And then god said, let there be light and there was light. Okay. So7:58 we see the creator, a blank canvas, the power of god, the spirit of god hovering that's ready to animate, his will,8:10 and then god calls into being things that don't exist. We'll unpack that in a second. But I want us to look, at seeing god speak. We see god act in8:23 Genesis chapter 1, and that is a basis for god being the dominant force in your life, right, because he's our creator. But then I want you to see god speak to a man. Alright? And8:35 this conversation, it's a rough 1, but God expresses his heart for why Job, in this case, should keep it8:46 quiet. Says this, have you ever in your life commanded the morning and caused the dawn to know its place? That it might take hold of the ends of the8:58 earth and the wicked be shaken out of it? Then the Lord said to Job, do you still wanna argue with the almighty? You are God's critic, but do you have the answers? Then Job replied to the9:10 Lord, I am nothing. How could I ever find the answers? I will cover my mouth with my hand. I've said too much already. I have nothing more to say. It's it's so9:23 interesting when a man realizes the gap between himself and God. And so what we wanna do from just seeing God9:35 act in creation and seeing God speak to a man, let's make some simple observations. When God comes into any space, okay, number 1, he expects the9:47 fulfillment of his intentions. Okay? God comes into a space. He wants to create. That's what we see in Genesis 1. Things start coming into being which previously9:59 do not exist. And God said, let there be light. What does he expect? Something's gonna come into being. Alright? Number 2, he expects10:11 positional humility. Okay? So when you see god talk to Job, he positions himself as the creator, the 1 who commands the morning, that10:22 commands the dawn to know its place, which means that he set this spinning blue ball exactly where it needs to be positioned from the sun on a specific axis at the10:34 perfect distance so that it can spin and revolve around the sun, and the dawn knows its place, and that should humble him.10:45 Right? Creator created. And the Bible does this a lot to remind us of the gap. Right? There's there's creator and created. K? Like we see here in10:57 Genesis 1 and in Job 38. But in the New Testament, there's vine and branch. Right? Big gap. Shepherd and sheep. Big gap. Right? Teacher and apprentice. Big gap.11:09 Master and servant. Big gap. Savior and saved. Big gap. Right? Precious treasure, jar clay.11:21 Huge gap. Right? Now that that instant gap and the juxtaposition of who God is and who we are, that11:32 produces positional humility. Right? That means he's who he is and you're not him and you're who you are. 1 person is in the a position,11:44 the other person is in the b position. Alright. Let's look at the third thing God expects. God expects implicit trust. Right? So if he's the creator11:56 and he has an intention for who he creates or what he creates, and he has a vision for how that's supposed to develop and grow and mature12:08 and play out, then you trust the creator as the created. That is fundamental and that is the basis The first12:19 basis for having a relationship with God. Number 4, he expects unqualified and immediate obedience. Right? And that's12:31 usually the case when someone knows more. I mean, just pick your hobby. I don't care. Golf, bass fishing, electric guitar,12:43 whatever you love to do. Then find the number 1 person in the world in your little hobby or your interest, and let's say you got to spend 30 minutes with that person. Who would do most of the talking and who would do12:55 most of the listening? Right? The person who knows more. Right? You're you're just a rookie or maybe you're pretty good, but you're not as good as they are. So you you got 2 of these and 1 of these.13:07 And this is closed and those are open. Alright? So God expects unqualified and immediate obedience. This is not on your notes, but right down next in the margin, Deuteronomy 29 29. It says this,13:19 the secret things belong to God, but that which is revealed belongs to us that we may follow all the words of this law. So whenever God13:31 speaks, he expects since he's revealing something as God. If he speaks something, he expects us to follow what he says.13:43 Okay? Now we see this worked out in Christ. We see these dynamics worked out in Christ, but I wanted to point out 1 in Luke chapter 6 verse 46. Just listen closely to what Jesus13:54 says to his guys. He says, why do you call me Lord Lord and do not do what I say? And this is exactly14:06 what we're talking about. It's like Jesus is like, I'm in this space. I'm God. Okay? You're calling me lord lord but there isn't implicit trust. There isn't14:18 positional humility. I have intentions that I desire to fulfill but I'm not getting unqualified in immediate obedience. So there's your identity that you claim, which is14:30 you call me Lord Lord, there's your identity, but the activity is disconnected from your your claimed identity. Man,14:42 Okay. And so we kinda see God's heart as the creator, as God kinda come out with those who claim his name. Right?14:54 So just as a summary headline in all of this, let's let's just kinda state a truth and it's this. Write this down. My life in god will never outperform my15:06 view of god. My life in God will never outperform my view of God. Jesus confronts his guys. Well, if I'm lord lord, then you're going to do what I say.15:17 There's positional humility. If I'm lord lord and you're not, there's positional humility. There's implicit trust. When I speak, I expect my intentions to be fulfilled, and I don't need to prequalify15:29 what I say because I am who I am. I'm wiser. I'm smarter. I'm the creator. I have an intention. I have a vision, and this is what I expect. Right? But you have to view15:41 God accurately, right, to live in God meaningfully. Okay? So that's that's for starters. Okay? That's kinda15:53 foundation block 1. Let's move to foundation block 2 because god's more than just a powerful person who's wiser and smarter16:05 and has more strength and more knowledge. Okay? He's more than just that. Alright? We go to Titus chapter 3, 1 of the passages that I told you to put a finger on. It says this, which is gonna16:17 add to the foundation. Listen in for it. For we were also once foolish ourselves, disobedient, deceived, enslaved to various lusts and pleasures, spending our life in malice and16:29 envy, hateful, and hating 1 another. But when the kindness of god, our savior, and his love for mankind appeared.16:40 He saved us not on the basis of deeds which we have done in righteousness but according to his mercy, by the washing of regeneration and renewing16:53 by the Holy Spirit, whom he poured out upon us richly through Jesus Christ, our savior, so that being justified by his grace, we would be17:04 made heirs according to the hope of eternal life. That is a powerful personal17:16 relational passage that resets our view of God in very specific ways that adds to the foundation17:28 that that he is creator. He's God. He's positionally higher than me. He expects, because of that position, implicit trust, and he doesn't have to17:39 qualify what he says. We should do what he says, but there's more, and that goes to how he's acted on our behalf. Let's just kinda tick through those. Number 1, he's kind toward17:51 me. He is kind. You know, when someone's kind toward you, it changes the way you view them. It's not transactional. That's kindness18:03 makes it personal. Number 2, he is loving toward me and not just loving, warm, fuzzy, hug loving, like, sacrificially18:15 loving us through the giving of his only son. You ever had somebody sacrificially love you? That resets18:27 your view of them. K? So god is who he is, but he's kind. He's loving. Number 3, he is merciful with me. What does what does that mean that god is merciful?18:39 The passage talks about it was according to his mercy. Alright? That that means that that you and I, we don't get what we do deserve. Holy God, sinful18:50 man, holy judges sinful, but because of his mercy, we don't get what we do deserve, which is punishment19:02 in an eternity separated from God because of our own spiritual genetics and private rebellion against him. K?19:14 Number 4, he is gracious with me, which is different than mercy. Mercy is I don't get what I do deserve. Right?19:27 We deserve this, but we don't get it, and god is merciful. Grace is when god extends his grace toward us, we do get what we don't deserve. We get19:39 an identity in him. We become a child of God. We become the inheritors of every spiritual blessing and on and on and on. That God's word highlights over 3 things that instantly come19:51 toward us just because we're in Christ. We didn't do anything to deserve it. It's all a product of his grace. Right? And so can you see how20:03 we're not just creations of god and he's the creator and there's this big gap and we should be humble and we should trust our creator and we20:15 should have this attitude like god doesn't need to qualify himself when he when he speaks. We should we should do what he says because he's him, and we're not. But20:27 then you add this layer of, you know what? He's more than just a powerful and more powerful and and omnipotent and omniscient person in my life. He's also kind and loving and20:38 merciful and gracious toward me. And that even more just builds this foundation for god being the dominant force in my life. You know what? My life verse is,20:50 Psalm 40 verses 1 through 3, and and here's verses 1 and 2 of Psalm 40. It says this, he turned to me and heard my cry. He lifted me out of the slimy pit, out of the mud and mire.21:02 He set my feet on a rock and gave me a firm place to stand. That is a picture of unilateral rescue. What does that21:14 mean? Someone's floating in a raft on an open ocean. K? They are helpless. Okay? Until21:26 a ship appears and someone sees them. Now that person in the raft is at the mercy of the person who sees them. They can keep going or they can they can go rescue that person.21:38 Right? Someone stuck in a pit they can't get out of. Think about it. Mountain climber falls, breaks their leg, can't move.21:51 You get the picture? Right? Helper, helpless. Right? Unilateral, rescue. You and I were in the slimy pit22:03 of sin and self selfishness and under the grip of Satan. And God, he rescued us, and he22:15 lifted us out of the slimy pit and set our feet on a rock. Right? We couldn't get out of our own way. We couldn't save ourselves until god came, and22:27 he rescued us in Christ. And then he gave us a firm place to stand, a firm identity. Right? A firm word, a firm spirit. He told us who we are. And when we22:39 knew who we were, now we know what to do. We're We're solid in god, and that's what he did. So whereas when we're looking at god's power and the gap22:50 between us, my life in god will never outperform my view of god. When we look at god's kindness and and and loving action toward us and his mercy and his grace, alright, let's make another observation.23:03 My life in God should reflect my experience with God. What's your experience with God? The Bible tells us what our experience is with God. Right? So we have a23:14 view of God that he's who he is and we're not. That is a foundational basis of God being a dominant force. But my experience with God, experiencing his kindness, love, mercy,23:26 and grace, that becomes the dominating motivation in my life to be thankful and to let my life23:39 be a full on thank you to God. So why should god be the dominating force? Let's review because god's the creator and he has an intention and a vision and he's more powerful than we23:51 are but it's more than that. He's been so good to us And that demands a dominating love and loyalty inside of us. Right? That's that's how we feel.24:02 Like, he does that for us. Man, there's nothing we can't do for him. And then what does the application if I really understand who God is and then what he's done for me when I really what's the application24:15 of that look like from God's perspective? Okay? So let's see in scripture what the application of that looks like,24:28 in terms of our response and how that's connected to him being the dominating force in our life. First passage is second Prodigal 16 9. Let's read it together. For the eyes of24:40 the lord move to and fro throughout the earth that he may strongly support those whose heart is completely his. So he's the creator. He has the24:51 intention. He has the vision. We get who he is. We we then experience with him love and kindness and mercy and grace. And what what does the application25:04 of of him being a dominant force look like? And he's got our whole heart. Right? He's got a complete loyalty inside. Alright? Let's look at another passage. Matthew chapter25:15 10 verses 37 to 39. This is Jesus talking. It says, anyone who loves their father or mother more than me is not worthy of me. Anyone who loves their son or daughter more than me is not worthy of me.25:27 Whoever does not take up their cross, fall, and follow me is not worthy of me. Whoever finds their life will lose it, but whoever loses their life for my sake will find it. So not only25:39 does god ask for an inner dominance, right, and affection and love and loyalty toward him, but he's also asking for relational25:51 place. I'm number 1. I'm your highest allegiance. Oh, and by the way, if you make me your highest allegiance, I'll make all these other relationships work really well. But you gotta choose me. You gotta choose my26:03 will in the context of you being relationally connected to wives and sons and daughters. But you gotta make me your number 1 relationship. And there's26:14 easy ways to know that. So not only is God a part of your life, he's got your whole heart. He's got all of your relational26:26 allegiance. Let's look at the third scripture when Jesus says this, Matthew 16 24. Then Jesus said to his disciples, if anyone wishes to come after me, he must deny himself and take up his cross and26:39 follow me. Okay. Now there is there's that's not that's not inner dominance. That's your whole heart. It's not relational miles. I'm I'm number 1, but that26:50 means that I'm willing to risk everything, even discomfort, right, for this relationship. Right? Because when27:02 I mean, that means somebody's gotta die. And when you say pick up your cross, the instrument of the cross meant something's gonna die. Right? That's what the Bible teaches. We'll actually get into27:14 that a little bit. But let's summarize. Okay. When we ask the question, God's in a man's life, is God an accessory or is God everything? Okay? Well, we see27:26 words from God's word that tell us there is an inner dominance. He's got the whole heart. He's looking for it. He expects it based on who he is and our experience with27:38 him. There's also a relational priority. It's Jesus first. Even with your wife, you know, even with your kids, just like, sorry, Jesus is first. This is the way I'm gonna act. And actually, that should turn27:50 into a blessing for them as you put Jesus first and you become like Jesus in your character, and then your conduct expresses Jesus to your wife28:02 and kids. And then it becomes ultimate life dominance. I'm willing to lay down my life. I'm willing to give up things in28:14 order to see Christ come about in my life. So let's make 3 observations based on those patches. Number 1, god has primary influence. It's pervasive.28:26 It subsumes all other driving forces and other things and informs them. Okay? So God has primary influence. Number 2, God has primary authority.28:38 Okay? That means when when he talks, I do. I mean, there's a instant kind of reaction when there's there's a command structure and someone has, not just28:50 the responsibility to guide your life and be the dominating force, but has the authority to do it. Because of his position and our experience with him, God has the authority. And this is where we get into a lot of29:02 spiritual battle. There are are a lot of voices in our lives, inside, in culture, and and in the realm of spiritual warfare29:14 that want to attack that dominating factor of having a relationship with God. What or who has authority in your29:26 life? In other words, in the end, when the chips fall, you're doing what they say versus what you feel like, versus what someone else says, what man says, versus what's going on in culture,29:39 or versus some lie that gets you what you want, but you gotta violate God's word to do it. Okay. So God has primary influence. He has primary authority. Third, God has primary control. Okay.29:50 Now this is important to recognize. We are not talking about unhealthy, to use a psychological term, codependency. Okay? I'm I'm not I'm not talking30:02 about that, which is, you know, someone's presence, you know, is in our lives, and then we just revolve around that presence. Like, my dad's presence and his alcoholism, the30:14 whole family was codependent with him and his alcoholism. What does that mean? It means that we were acting and reacting based on his unhealthy, right, problem at the time.30:26 Right? That's not what we're talking about. When god has primary control, this is alignment. Right? This is healthy. This is based30:38 on who he is, what he knows, what he sees, our experience with him. That's that's a healthy dependency, not unhealthy codependency. Very30:50 important. Right? Because sometimes people, you know, they they can shift between the 2. They can become codependent with religion. Alright? And not just31:02 be in a healthy, dependent, life giving, reciprocal relationship with their creator where they have experienced love, kindness, mercy, and grace, and they're31:13 responding to that, and there's a healthy exchange of relationship and connection. Okay? Where God becomes everything. Right? Now,31:25 again, we have to to see God for who he is and what our experience it has been with him. And here's just a little summary verse as we close out that sort of ties31:37 all of this together in terms of god being the dominant force in our lives. It's in second Corinthians chapter 5, 1 of those passages. I told you to hold. Beginning in verse 15 says this,31:49 he died for everyone so that those who receive his new life will no longer live for themselves. Instead, they will live for Christ who died32:01 and was raised for them. So we've stopped evaluating others from a human point of view. At 1 time, we thought of Christ merely from a human point of view. How differently we know him now.32:14 This means that anyone who belongs to Christ has become a new person. The old is gone. A new life has begun. K? Now,32:26 again, this is adding to the foundation. He's the creator. We're the created. A right view of God, right, brings a right life in God.32:38 He's been kind and merciful and loving and gracious to us. So my life should re reflect my experience with someone who's been that to me. Right? They're32:50 dominating force in my life. Right? And then this ties it all together. Right? It's my experience with God. That's what I've received from him. And then this is what God's done33:02 for me. So I'm no longer gonna live for myself, the Bible says. No. I'm gonna live for Christ. He's gonna be the dominant force in my life. Why? Because he died33:13 and was raised again for me. Alright? So that's how I evaluate myself, myself in relationship to God, myself in relationship33:26 to others. It means that I belong to him, and if I belong to him, he's the dominant force. The old person that I was before encountering33:38 him, that's gotta go. Why? Because there's a new sheriff in town who has taken over control, and he has influence, authority, control, and command33:50 in my life. So here's the headline for that fact. The greatest sacrifice for me becomes the dominant34:02 force for me. Whoever sacrifices the greatest and the most and gives up what is uniquely theirs.34:14 In this case, their life for your eternal life, that sacrifice becomes for us the dominant force for us. We we look at Jesus34:26 and we say to ourselves, you would do that for me? You ever said that to somebody? They do just something over the top, and it's so shocking. Like,34:38 wait. You you do that for me? In our spiritual lives, we say that to Jesus every time we take communion,34:50 and we remember what he did. In fact, he he never wanted us to forget. Not just this person, that he's god and that he deserves to be the dominant force in our life. He said, I'm the way, the35:02 truth, and our life. Nobody comes to the father but through me. But he just like, greater love has no 1 than this, that he laid down his life for his friends. Jesus, my friend, laid down his life for35:14 you so that you could have your sins forgiven, have your purpose for living, and have a home in heaven. And that sacrifice for35:26 you becomes the dominant force in you, And that's what the scripture says. So, yes, to answer the question, he would do that for you.35:39 What's your response to that? Well, it should be. There's nothing that I won't do for you. Because his sacrifice for you was the greatest35:51 sacrifice for all time and eternity. And that is what heaven is going to point to. Heaven is a bunch of36:03 folks who have come into a relationship with God and they realize that they realize at some point in their lives that, okay, he he's who he is, I'm who I am,36:15 so I should humble myself before him. That's the natural order of things, creator created. But it's more than that. God has been kind toward me. God has been loving toward me. God has been merciful toward me. God36:27 has been gracious toward me, and that means that he's not a part of my life. He is my whole life.36:39 He's not an accessory that I compartmentalize and I bring out at the dinner table or 1 day a week at church. No. He pervades every dimension of my life starting with my self36:51 perception and then going from there from my how I think about myself, to how I think about others, to how I work, to how I live, to how I pray,37:03 and and to how I do life. And in the end, I don't need to search for motivation, because he died for all that those who live should not live for themselves, but for him who37:15 died and rose again on their behalf. Jesus Christ should be for you, the believer in his person and work, the dominant force37:27 of your life. Let's pray together. Father, thank you so much for who you are. You're our creator. You're our shepherd. We're the sheep.37:41 You're the potter or the clay. You're the vine and we're the branch. Lord, we we know that, that you are37:53 God and we are humble before you, God. We humble ourselves under your mighty hand because you are who you are, but you're so much more than that. Thank you for38:05 your kindness toward us. Thank you for your mercy. Thank you for your love and grace. Lord, we we don't get what we do deserve because of you38:17 and what you've done for us, and we do get what we don't deserve. All your grace and all the blessings, the good gifts that come from a loving father in our lives. And we're we're in38:29 awe, and it makes us want to say thank you by letting you be the dominant force in our lives. And so so we say yes. We say yes to who you are, Jesus, your38:40 God, and we say yes to what you've done for us in dying for us, God. And we want to send the message back to you38:52 with how we think about ourselves, objects of your love, mercy, kindness, and grace, and the results of you're dying for us. We wanna send a message back to you39:05 and say that you are our lord, the dominant force, lord. You are lord, lord, and we are gonna do39:17 whatever it is that you tell us to do and become who you want us to become. So Jesus, right now, I pray for every man listening to the sound of my voice, that you would fulfill your39:29 intention and your vision for their lives, and that they would be a willing partner with you, a humble 1, 1 that that implicitly39:41 trusts and obeys in an unqualified way, not questioning because of who you are, Lord. I pray that they would feel and sense your love and mercy andShow more In this video 0:00 God as the Dominant Force
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