01 · Read in context
Romans 8:14 KJV
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Supporting Scriptures
- Proverbs 14:12
- Galatians 5:16–17
- Acts 16:6–10
- John 16:13–14
Morning Glory sermon · Trust · Direction
I'M RIGHT!...RIGHT?
WHEN BEING CERTAIN IS NOT THE SAME AS BEING LED
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Released excerpts (4)
These excerpts are released. Each belongs to this teaching; use the Scripture and reflection below to continue.
- YOU CAN BE SINCERE. YOU CAN BE CERTAIN. AND YOU CAN STILL NEED GOD TO STOP YOU.September 13, 2026 · Sunday sermon excerpt · Open the released excerpt ↗
- Prayer or Negotiation? Stop Shopping for Answers!September 14, 2026 · Monday sermon excerpt · Open the released excerpt ↗
- Stop Seeking “Yes”: True Prayer vs. Just Agreement | I'M RIGHT!...RIGHT?September 16, 2026 · Wednesday sermon excerpt · Open the released excerpt ↗
- Availability Is Not Assignment | I'M RIGHT!...RIGHT?September 18, 2026 · Friday sermon excerpt · Open the released excerpt ↗
02 · Reflect
Does God still have permission to interrupt what I think I know?
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03 · Respond
Your next faithful step
Bring one strongly held plan before God. Examine it through Scripture, consider wise counsel and relevant facts, and identify where you may need to receive correction or change direction.
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The sermon burden
When being certain is not the same as being led, spiritual maturity requires a teachable heart. Through Romans 8:14 and Paul’s redirected journey in Acts 16, this message calls us to remain interruptible, correctable, and willing to follow the Spirit beyond our settled plans.
Truth to carry
I do not need God to prove me right. I need the Holy Ghost to lead me right.
Formation movements
What this sermon confronts
- 01
Certainty is not the same as submission.
- 02
Spirit-led people remain correctable.
- 03
God can approve the purpose and interrupt the plan.
- 04
Being corrected does not mean being rejected.
- 05
Give God permission to redirect your next step.
Self-examination
Does God still have permission to interrupt what I think I know?
Bring one strongly held plan before God. Examine it through Scripture, consider wise counsel and relevant facts, and identify where you may need to receive correction or change direction.
Daily Dependence · September 13, 2026