About this episode

The sermon discusses meekness as a biblical grace, contrasting it with worldly views and emphasizing its development through adversity and faith in Christ.

The sermon explores the biblical concept of meekness as a supernatural grace rather than worldly weakness, defined by humility, gentleness, and courage. It explains that this character trait is forged through adversity and submission to Christ's lordship, countering cultural stereotypes with the examples of Moses and Jesus. The preacher emphasizes that believers inherit earthly blessings and eternal life not by merit but by grace through their union with Christ. Growth in meekness occurs through communion with Jesus, prayer, and accepting His yoke amidst life's trials. Ultimately, trusting in God's sovereignty allows Christians to live without fear and find true rest in their divine inheritance.

People in this episode

Host: Pastor Greg Price

Topics covered

• meekness
• humility
• gentleness
• courage
• grace
• Christianity
• spiritual growth

Keywords

• meekness
• humility
• grace
• Christianity
• spiritual growth
• Moses
• Jesus
• trusting God
• eternal life

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