Urshan University Jonathan McClintock - What the Enemy Really Thinks
Oct 22, 2020
Rev. Jonathan McClintock dives into the power of faith and how perception shapes our reality. He discusses how God sent spies to bolster Israel's resolve and the crucial role of positive speech in claiming promises. Highlighting Caleb's courage, he emphasizes that doubt, rather than giants, is the true barrier to success. McClintock contrasts Israel's self-doubt with Rahab's fear of them, urging listeners to speak faith and embrace their potential. Ultimately, he encourages everyone to claim victory and trust in God's promises.
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Purpose Behind Spying The Land
- God sometimes reveals partial details so we can plan, grow faith, and rally resolve rather than be overwhelmed by the full picture.
- The spies' mission aimed to prepare Israel, boost belief, and mobilize courage to possess God's promise.
Popeye And The Spinach Myth
- Jonathan recalls seeing Popeye on a black-and-white TV in Peru to illustrate how false facts spread quickly.
- He uses the spinach/decimal-point story to show how mistaken claims become accepted truths.
Plan Diligently For Your Calling
- Make plans and prepare; God approves diligence and planning as shown in Proverbs and Jesus' tower example.
- Use planning to set priorities and build skills needed to pursue God's calling.
