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Unstoppable: A Condition to Strive For
March 5, 2024 · 32 min
Pastor John Mark urges the listener to adopt an "unstoppable" mindset to carry them through all areas of their life in the coming year.
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Unstoppable Faith 0:00 Well, happy New Year Sunday. Are you glad to be in God's house today? Yeah. Man, I love that. Love to wallow out our worship team, listen to y'all sing. We start a brand new series0:12 for a brand new year, entitled Unstoppable. And it's gonna come from the book of first Thessalonians. Let me just ask you a quick question. When you look back on your 20 23, how many of you0:23 felt flat out unstoppable in every area of your life? About 3 of you. How how many of you felt, from time to time0:35 anything but unstoppable? Yeah. That's most of us. You know, as we look back on our lives and look back on last year, I don't know how you finished your 20 23. I don't know if you did.0:47 Man, it was 1 of your bang up best years ever or if it was 1 you just stumbled and mumbled through, and you're just glad you made it across the finish line. And so that's why we wanted to start this0:59 year with a brand new series from the book of Thessalonians. We're gonna look at a church that was in a hostile city with a hostile society that Paul1:11 and Silas on their second missionary journey, we'll talk about it, go and plant this church. A riot happens. They get driven out of town and they have to leave this collection1:23 of body of believers that are a mixture of Jews and Hellenistic Jews and Gentiles and men and women who have given their heart to God. They could have quit.1:36 They could have given up. But instead, in God's grace and with their commitment, they chose to be unstoppable. And so I don't know how you feel like1:48 your journey and in your 20 24, man, I pray that you would listen and tap in each and every week as we talk about the elements of being unstoppable in our faith, with our families,2:01 in work, in every area of our life. You know, how many of you like to snow ski? How many of you like to snow ski? How many of you don't like to snow ski? How many of you don't know,2:13 but you don't know? We just got back in last night. We flew in, from, from Denver. We had been on a family ski trip all week, flew in late, planes delayed, all that stuff. Do you know how2:25 lucky you are? So on the flight back, there were from Denver, some Washington Husky fans. Anybody in here? Husky fan? You could see them with their purple. And this2:37 lady was sitting right in front of my son, Jace, and she says, man and we're like, well why why are you coming to Dallas? The game's not in Dallas. They're going here to pick up friends, drive to Houston. And she goes, I2:49 just have 1 question. Am I going to pass a Buc ee's from Dallas to Houston? And my son Jason immediately went, you're in luck. Alright? There are 2.3:01 But beyond that as we go out we're snow skiing. I don't know if you do snow ski, how much you like and how much you don't. We're on a family snow ski trip. First day we're out there skiing. It is icy. They desperately3:12 need snow and so we spend as a family the first half of the day together. And then the second half of the day, Gina says, hey, let's just meet you and the girls, go snow ski. Let me get my feet under me and we'll do3:21 this. So I said, okay. So she says, you lead. I just want to work on my form and stuff like that. And so I'm skiing down this hill. I go over to the side of the hill. At the side of the hill, I don't know if you've ever3:31 seen these, if you've been skiing, there will be these orange ropes in this little alleyway and typically a sign that looks like this.3:44 This is the actual sign, unmarked obstacles. Caution. I go over there, I stop, and Gina skis right through the ropes.3:57 Jensen comes up, and I just say, she skis through the ropes down the hill, I just do this. I thought we were working together here. Jensen skis by me and she asked a4:09 question, what is she doing? I said, I don't know, but I'm about to take a picture of it. Because that's the kind of husband I am.4:21 And so when I came over the hill, this is what I saw. And I'm like, are you okay? So just FYI, every picture you see4:33 has been approved by my wife, so I will see you again next week. Okay? So I holler, are you okay? She's laughing. Alright?4:45 So I felt better about taking the picture and showing it to you today. So then the next time she falls, which was just about 4 moguls over, I go over and say, well, I'm gonna get a4:56 selfie with her. And she is still sitting there laughing. Alright? Now there is a point to this, by the way. The good news is5:09 she got back on her feet. Alright? And that's the next picture. Here's the point for you and me. As we think about our 20 23, some of5:21 us may have skied through some markers that said caution, unmarked obstacles. Some of us may have done it intentionally, some of us may have done5:33 it unknowingly. Some of us may have gotten tripped up by the moguls in our life. So much so that you're down perhaps even right now.5:45 Some of you are surrounded by the kind of people that when you mess up all they wanna do is take pictures and talk about your failure. But I can5:57 tell you this, In this church, we're gonna help you up and we're gonna do everything we can to help you get back on your feet regardless of where you've been6:09 because I truly believe the gospel creates unstoppable people. And that's what we want to see. So as we look at this book of first Thessalonians,6:22 it is all of all about us gleaning insight from this little band of believers in a hostile culture. In a culture that rioted and6:34 threw Paul and Silas and others out and they stayed faithful and begin to grow. And you and I are still talking about this model church even6:45 today. So today all all we're gonna look at is first 3 verses. We got our ministry fair going on out in the atrium. If you want to know all the ministries, that we have that will help you get back up on your feet or ones6:56 that you can serve in. They're out there. But here's what we see in first Thessalonians chapter 1 verse 1. It says Paul, Silas and Timothy, 3 guys, we'll talk about them in a second. They're not the same guy. Alright? To7:08 the church, everybody say church. That's us. Man, a collection of different people with different spaces, different types of families, from different cultures and different backgrounds. Some people in7:20 this church, you've been in church all your life. Some of you, you've been in and out of church from time to time. Some of you, you're just showing up for the first time. That's church. And he says, to the church of the7:32 Thessalonians, that's the people not the city, in God the father and the Lord Jesus Christ. He says, grace and peace to you. Then he goes on, Paul says, we always7:44 thank God for all of you. Not some of you, not the best of you, not those of you that are on on your feet. He says, we always thank God for all of7:56 you. Continuing to mention you in our prayers. Look at verse 3. He says, and we remember before our God and father the 3 things. Your work produced by your faith, your8:08 labor that is prompted by your love, and your endurance that is inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ. Man, what an incredible thought. That the apostle Paul and and8:20 by the way, we're told, they were only able to stay in Thessalonica somewhere between 3 weeks and 3 months, depending on which, scholar you listen to before they were driven out of town. But in that8:32 brief short period of time, they planted a church that was amazing. Most of us in here know, that Paul went on 3 missionary journeys. You probably at8:43 least at some point looked in the back of your Bible. You've seen a picture like this where he's got 3 missionary journeys that he goes on. There's a fourth 1 on there, which the last 1 was to Rome. That didn't end well.8:54 Alright? But it's the second missionary journey. If you go into the book of Acts, you will see that Paul's second missionary journey that he goes up through Galatia and he goes around through9:06 Philippi, plants a church, ends up in Thessalonica. Then he gets run out of town in Thessalonica and he goes on down and plants a church in Corinth. Alright? And the beautiful thought is here. This place9:18 called Thessalonica planted in the second missionary journey of Paul. You say, what's so special about that city? Well, there's some significance in history. If you go 3009:30 years before Christ, the king of Macedon, he conquered that city, began to develop it into a great port city in a great place. It's still actually the second most populous and popular city9:42 in Greece as of today. And so he overthrows it and he names the city after his wife whose name happens to be Thessi. Alright? But he adds something on the9:54 end of it, Nica. Because he calls the city Thessi's victory. How many of you have ever heard of the shoe company called Nike? That's the Greek10:06 word. He says, I'm going to name this city since I overthrew it, I'm going to make it a great city. Then I'm going to name it after my wife, Thessi. By the way, she happens to be the half sister of Alexander10:18 the Great. And so he names this city after her. Boy, if you look over the history of the city, they have some important figures. Anybody ever heard of Pompey? Anybody ever heard of Cleopatra? Alexander10:30 the Great? A lot of powerful figures in history did something special in this place, in this city. But none more than this guy10:42 named Paul. And you and I are still talking about it today because Paul shows up to this city and plants this church that lasts forever and10:54 becomes an example for others. And if you go back into Acts chapter 17, what you see is Paul, he goes, he shows up, he ultimately begins to plant this church in powerful and11:05 amazing ways. And what he did when he showed up in town, he started preaching in the synagogues, which was typically his pattern. He he was a Jew, so he'd go into the synagogue. He would start preaching the gospel.11:17 After he'd preached the gospel, about 3 weeks later, they said, man, get out of the synagogues. Everybody's beginning to listen to you. Everybody's beginning to follow this person named Jesus. And they drive him out of11:27 town. And the beautiful thing is that he leaves this church that is such a powerful church that they shake the world, and you and I are still talking about them11:39 even for today. Now, I love it when we think about this Thessalonica church because we're gonna read it here in a second. That later, Paul says, I wonder how that little church is doing in11:51 Thessalonica. Remember, he had to leave quickly. So he sends someone to go get word. They come back and said, Paul, you're not gonna believe this. This church is still killing it. And12:03 it is a mixture of Jews and Gentiles. It is men and women. It is Hebrews and Hellenistic Jews. It is Grecians. It is all kinds.12:15 And Paul, you're going to be amazed at what this church is doing. And so Paul writes another letter we're gonna read out of here in a second to commend them for their faithfulness. So as12:27 we think about being unstoppable in 20 24, man, some of you, just stay faithful. Just keep doing what you've been doing. God will bless your12:39 faith. God will bless your family. God will bless your kids. God will bless you at the office. Some of you, man, you've been struggling, you're hurting, your heart is broken. Man, let's apply some simple12:50 principles, and this is how we can be unstoppable in 20 24. Thought number 1 is this. If you're gonna be unstoppable in 20 24, you always have to remember who13:02 you are. You are created in God's image. You are a child of God. You are a part of God's church, the church of the living God. You say, where do you see this?13:14 Just pick it up. Let's start reading in verse 1. Here's what it says. He says, Paul, Silas, and Timothy, to the church of the Thessalonians, in God the Father, and our Lord Jesus Christ. He says, grace and13:26 peace to you. We always thank God for all of you and continually mention you in our prayers. Now you might think that Paul and that Silas and that Timothy, well they're13:38 they're probably all 3 just alike. Let me tell you what they're not. If you go study Paul, Paul will tell you that he was a Hebrew of Hebrews. You go that that's an unfamiliar phrase. Why would he say that?13:49 I'll I'll explain it to you here in a second. He says I'm a Hebrew of Hebrews. I am a Pharisee. I'm a legalist. He says as to the law I am absolutely perfect. You remember the history of Paul? Acts14:01 chapter 7, we see a guy named Saul. He is there when they're about to stone Stephen, the first martyr in the church, who was a deacon in the church. And Paul is sitting there, he's holding the coats of14:13 those who are picking up stones to stone Stephen. In Acts chapter 8, after Stephen has been martyred you see Paul, this guy named Saul at that point, He is gathering letters14:25 from the leaders in Jerusalem so he can chase these Christians from 1 city to the other and he can not only imprison the Christians but he can stamp out the church of Jesus Christ. In14:37 Acts chapter 9, he is actually on his way to persecute believers, Christians, and he has an encounter with Christ. And in Acts chapter 9 on the road to Damascus, Jesus shows up and says,14:49 Saul why do you persecute me? And he gets saved. And ultimately, he's converted. And what does Paul start doing? This Hebrew of Hebrews, remember that. The Hebrew of15:00 Hebrews, he starts planting churches. Alright? Now as you journey forward, if you go further in the in in in the book of Acts, in Acts chapter 15, you will see that15:12 Paul and Barnabas have already been on their first missionary journey. It didn't end well. They had a guy with them named John Mark. So message today, don't take John Mark on your missionary journey. Right? I'm not15:24 that old, different John Mark. So they go on their first missionary journey, Acts chapter 15, and they are getting ready to go on a second missionary journey. And it says Paul and Barnabas15:36 get in a big old disagreement. Because Barnabas, whose name means encouragement, wants to give John Mark another chance. And this guy named Paul says, nope. We're not doing15:48 it. And so it says go read it. Acts chapter 50. They get in a great dispute. They argued over it. But instead of standing there and fighting, they16:00 split and said, alright. Paul, you take who you want. Barnabas, you take who you want. Barnabas takes John Mark. He goes off on a missionary journey. Paul chooses this guy named Silas.16:12 Your translation might say Silvanus. We are told that in Acts chapter 15, he's a member of the church there in Jerusalem. He is what is referred to and you will just for history, you'll know from here on out.16:24 He is what is referred to as a Hellenistic Jew. A Hellenistic Jew is a Jew that adopted the Greek culture, the Greek philosophy, the Greek language.16:36 Alright? Here's what you know. Those that were considered Hebrews of the Hebrews, they always lived in Judea. Remember you had Judea and you had the northern tribes that were taken away. Alright.16:47 Judea always stayed faithful. Those who were called Hebrews or Hebrews only or Hebrews of Hebrews, they lived in Judea around Jerusalem. They spoke Hebrew.16:59 When they read the Old Testament, they read it in Hebrew. They rejected Greek philosophy. A Hellenistic Jew lived somewhere else. Maybe they were part of the northern tribes years ago and now all of17:11 a sudden Greek society has taken over. A Hellenistic Jew was a Greek Jew that still identified as a Jew, but they spoke Greek. They adopted Greek philosophy.17:23 They ate what the Greeks ate. And even when they read the Old Testament, they read it from the Septuagint. You said, what is a Septuagint? It is the Greek translation of the Old Testament.17:36 So you had this great divide, there were Jews who were Hebrews of Hebrews, always lived in Jerusalem, always lived around Judea, always spoke the Hebrew language, always read their Old17:48 Testament, the Torah, out of the actual Hebrew. You had Hellenistic Jews who were Jews, they considered themselves Jews but they were raised in more of a Greek mindset, Greek philosophy,18:00 Greek society. They spoke Greek along the way. Even when the Septuagint. The Septuagint is the Greek translation of the Hebrew Old Testament that happened between18:11 Malachi and the New Testament. So the Old Testament not only had been written before Jesus showed up, it had been translated into Greek so these Hellenistic Jews and others could read it in18:23 their native language. Now, here's a more important point. The Hebrews, the Hebrew of Hebrews looked down on the Hellenistic Jews. See, they kind of had this18:35 ranking system. Anybody ever been to a church that you kind of have this ranking system? You know, the Hebrew of Hebrews and then there's just the Hebrews and then there's those Gentiles. That's exactly what they had.18:47 The Hebrew of Hebrews, those those ones that were faithful, they looked down on the Hellenistic Jews. They would say, yeah, you're Jewish, but but you don't speak Hebrew,19:00 you read out of the Septuagint, you eat the wrong things and go, no, no, we're really Hebrews. You remember in the New Testament in Acts chapter 6 when the deacons first showed19:11 up? Remember why the deacon showed up? They were distributing food to the widows. Do you remember the disagreement? The Hebrew widows were19:23 receiving food while the Hellenistic widows were being overlooked. Why? Because the leaders of the church right then thought that the Hebrew widows were more19:35 important than the Hellenistic widows. And so what happened is they came to the leaders of that Jerusalem church and said listen, every widow matters. Every person in19:47 our church matters. Whether they are Hebrew of Hebrews, whether they're Hellenistic, whether they're Greek, or whether they're Gentile. And so what happens? The deacons show up and start saying, we're not gonna overlook19:57 anyone. And so here's what you need to understand. As a person in our church, we never overlook anyone nor do we ever want to be overlooked because of our past. We are20:09 all standing on the same ground at the foot of the cross. And so then you have this third guy named Timothy. His father was a Greek gentile. So the amazing thing when you think20:20 about Paul, Silas and Timothy, don't think they were all cut from the same cloth. The same cloth was what? It was a blood stained cloth of Jesus Christ who died20:32 on the cross for me and you. So if you're in here and you've been in church all your life, God bless you. Let's be unstoppable in 20 24. If you're that person that some people look down on because you20:44 don't know as much scripture as this person or that person, can I tell you? God bless you. Let's go be unstoppable in 20 24. If you are that gentile, you're just showing up in church. Can I tell you? God bless you.20:56 Let's go be unstoppable in 20 24. So as we think about this, this church planted in a hostile society, in a hostile culture. They only stayed 3 weeks to 3 months to plant this church, then get21:08 run out of town. What kind of stay in power did they have? Look at second Timothy chapter 1 verse second Thessalonians chapter 1 verse 4. Here's what Paul says. He wants a report. He just says, hey, I wonder how21:19 our, Thessalonian church is doing. We didn't get to stay that long. He gets a report back that they are doing great, but the persecution hasn't stopped. And listen what he21:31 says in second Timothy chapter 1 verse 4. He says, therefore, among all of God's churches, we boast about your perseverance and faith in all of your persecutions21:44 and the trials you are enduring. Here's what Paul is saying. It doesn't matter that you're going through trials, they're unstoppable. It doesn't matter that you're being persecuted, they're unstoppable.21:55 Why? Because you have faith in the Lord Jesus Christ. So thought number 1, if you and I are going to be unstoppable in 20 24, we have to remember who we are. Create in the image of God. Part of God's22:07 church. Saved by faith. Not just for today, but for all of eternity. And here's number 2. It is our faith that makes us work. So thought number 1, if I'm gonna22:19 be unstoppable in 20 24 right there, I have to remember who we are. Number 2, I have to understand that it is my faith that makes me work. You say, where do you pick that up? Look at verse 3. Paul says, we remember,22:30 listen to this, before our God and father your work produced by your faith. So once I have faith, that is what makes22:42 me work. See, work doesn't make me save. My faith is what saves me. It is my work that it fleshes that out. And I love that's what Paul says. And as a matter of22:54 fact, if you look and just read verse 3, Paul does some amazing things with Greek and the English. He kinda has a couple of triple word plays here. He he talks about a faith, a a hope, and a love. He talks about work and23:06 labor and endurance. He talks about their past, their present, and their future. He says, listen. If If you and I are gonna let our faith drive our work, we have to remember a couple of things. First of all, it23:18 is our faith that saves us. It is we're gonna see here in a second. It is our love that causes us to labor. We're gonna see that here in a second. And he goes, it is the hope we have that allows us to endure23:30 anything that comes our way. And so as you and I make our journey today, man, our faith is not a stagnant faith. Our state our faith is not a lazy faith.23:42 Our faith works. I love what James, the brother of Jesus said. You've probably heard this passage before. James chapter 2 verse 17 talking about people who are arguing about their faith, and they're saying, well, do you23:54 do you wanna work? Do you not work? Can I just have faith and do nothing else? And we understand here at Cottonwood Creek, Ephesians 2 8 9, man. For by grace you have been saved through faith, not as24:06 a result of works lest no 1 should boast. Faith does not save you. I mean, works do not save you, but your faith drives you to work. That's what James said. He says in the same way,24:17 faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action, it's what? It's dead. But someone will say to you, you have faith, I have deeds. Show me your faith without deeds.24:31 The same. James is simply saying this. I can't see your faith and you can't see my faith. You know I'm your pastor. You know I've been your pastor for a long time, but24:43 none of y'all can look into my heart and see my faith. But what you can see is the work I do. And that's what James is saying. Man, if we say we have faith24:55 in our hearts, we trust Jesus Christ as savior and Lord, there will always be a visible representation of that faith. Go to Hebrews chapter 11. That is called the Hall of Faith. You can just write25:07 that down and go read it. Well, if you look through the book of Hebrews in Hebrews chapter 11, just in that 1 chapter, the word faith is used 25 times. But 1925:19 times as it begins to list people, it says by faith, so and so did this. By faith, Abel did this. By faith, Abraham did this. By faith,25:30 Rachel did this. By faith, Rahab did this. What is it? It's the faith that enables them to do good works, to make something happen. So if you have faith, here's what Paul says,25:43 to be unstoppable this year, not only do you need to remember who you are, but you also need to understand it is your faith that makes you work. We have our ministry fair today, man. I want to encourage you. Go out25:54 there, sign up to do something. Children's ministry, student ministry, college ministry, serve somewhere, parking ministry, help anywhere. Alright? He says, when you drive on the campus on Sunday morning, you don't say26:05 someone else needs to do that. You simply say, man, I've got faith. I think I can do that. God can call me to do that. Open doors. It doesn't matter. Or you can just text the word serve to 7 7 9 726:17 8. Say, listen. In 20 24, I'm gonna put some energy into my faith. I'm gonna show people my faith by the work that I do. And that's exactly what we see in God's word. He says the second thing we need to understand, but26:29 when you think about it, he says we remember who we are. He says our faith makes us work. Our love makes us labor. You say, what kind of love is that, pastor?26:41 First of all, understanding it's the love that God has for me as 1 of his children. That when I've fallen down, he lifts me up. When my sin26:53 separated me from him, that he sent his son, Jesus Christ, to die on the cross for you and me. That whoever believes in him, whether you're a Hebrew of Hebrews, whether you're a Hellenistic27:04 Jew, whether you're a Greek, whether you're a Gentile, whether you've been in church all your life, or you've been in and out of church all your life, or you've never been to church all your life. Man, it is God's love27:17 that sent his son that whoever believes in him would not perish but would have everlasting life. And he says, it is our love that ultimately makes us27:29 labor. Go look at it as we just read on. He says this, he says we have remembered before God, he says I'm praying, your labor that was prompted by love. You might want to just circle that word labor. It is the Greek word27:41 kopto, means a strained energy, a strained effort. In other words, there's some sweat equity. Not into getting me saved, but once I'm saved, I'm gonna have some labor. And what27:52 prompts me to labor, he says, man, it is my love for other people. First, after I receive God's love, I wanna give it to other people. I want to give it to somebody else's28:04 child. I want to show some student that I love them and I care for them regardless of what they're going through. Maybe it's a marital maybe it's divorce care maybe it's grief share maybe it's celebrate recover. Did you28:14 simply say, man, I've been through that. I want to help somebody else. And that is why Paul says, listen. I remember that your faith prompted your word, but it's your love that keeps you laboring28:26 day by day. So when you look back on your 20 23, how much love, how much energy, how much effort28:37 did you use in serving and laboring for others so they can come to faith so they can see that all that God has for them. And then finally, as you look beyond 2028:49 24, man, it is our hope that gives us inspiration. It is our hope that says, listen, regardless of what goes on in my life, whatever struggle is happening going on29:01 right now, and whatever my job holds, whatever the economy holds, doesn't matter who's elected president, regardless, it is my hope that gives me inspiration to move me on my present. Go back29:13 to verse 3. That's what Paul says. He says, your endurance that is inspired by hope in our Lord Jesus Christ. Chances are, if you feel29:25 like you're stumbling out of 20 23 and into 20 24, your hope is probably placed in the wrong things. Man, if you have placed your hope in the stock market, I have no idea what's29:37 gonna happen. If you place your hope in a job or in a company, or if you place your hope in, our government or or our world I I don't know where you place your hope. But if you29:49 put your hope in the wrong place, you will be disappointed and sorely so. Our hope goes 1 place and only30:01 1 place goes in God. And that way when I hope in God and trust in God and believe in God, regardless of what happens down here, I can always make my30:13 journey in a way that I allow my faith to work. Let my love from God and towards others prompt30:25 me to labor, But then regardless of what happens I can be inspired even on the days that I ski past the sign. It says caution30:37 unmarked obstacles. I want to invite us to pray right now and I'm gonna just dismiss you to the ministry fair, and you go find a place where God wants you to to be ministered to or or minister.30:50 God, thank you so much for this model church. Made in a hostile culture, difficult space, a mixture of Jew and Gentile31:02 men and women, those that had been in the word and out of the word, that they stood together locked arm in arm and hand in hand, willing to labor because of their31:14 faith, willing to love others in amazing ways. In spite of it all, regardless of the hardship, they had a hope and a God that never disappoints. In Jesus'31:25 name we pray. Amen and amen. My prayer is that you would be an unstoppable Christian in 20 24, but beyond that as a collection, I pray that our31:37 church is unstoppable as we spread the gospel. You glad you're in God's house today? Pray that you were. Our altar team will be here. I want to encourage you go out to the ministry fair, see what's going on out there,31:49 or you just simply text the word serve to 7 7 9 7 8, and we'll show you all of it. God bless. Have a great day.In this video 0:00 Unstoppable Faith
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