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God's Appointments - Part 6
Joshua Daniel
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Joshua Daniel

God's Appointments - Part 6

Joshua Daniel teaches that believers are called to cultivate an atmosphere of perfect peace and salvation in their homes and lives, reflecting God's glory and hope.
This sermon explores the concept of perfect peace and challenges listeners to reflect on the atmosphere they bring into their homes and relationships. It emphasizes the importance of having walls that speak of salvation and hope, rather than stress and turmoil, and encourages a deeper connection with God to experience His glory and embrace His promises.

Full Transcript

Is there anything called perfect peace? Did you ever experience perfect peace? You know how many people say our home is full of turmoil? I heard of a little girl who said, I was really amused. Let us ask daddy, but first let us see if he is in a good mood. I said, four year old girl, she wants to catch her dad in the best mood. How sad. No, that made me sad. Must your children be wondering in what kind of mood they will find you? Or your wife? You bring all the stress from your office. And you are very volcanic when you arrive. What an atmosphere. Salvation will God appoint for walls. You know, when you look at your room, sitting in any room, you see the walls. You cannot help seeing the walls. And every wall says salvation. When you turn to the left, salvation. When you turn to the back wall, salvation. And bulwarks, well appointed bulwarks, which can withstand any attack or onslaught. Let me tell you honestly, I have not seen many people like this. And I am very sad to report this. What is your Christianity worth? If your walls don't speak of salvation, people without hope, jaded, and saying, oh, I can't do this. I have touched nothing but a mere glimpse of His glory. I have touched nothing but a mere hem of His garment. I am going to embrace it all. I am going to possess it all. There is much land to conquer. God has more appointments for me. Friends, let me tell you, people read their Bibles. But there is hardly any hope or love or faith in their hearts.

Sermon Outline

  1. I
    • The concept and reality of perfect peace
    • The impact of personal mood on family atmosphere
    • The need for homes to reflect salvation and hope
  2. II
    • The symbolism of walls speaking salvation
    • The importance of spiritual bulwarks against attacks
    • The challenge of living a Christianity that radiates hope
  3. III
    • Encountering God's glory as a source of strength
    • The call to embrace and possess God's promises fully
    • Recognizing that God has more appointments and purposes

Key Quotes

“Must your children be wondering in what kind of mood they will find you?” — Joshua Daniel
“Salvation will God appoint for walls.” — Joshua Daniel
“I have touched nothing but a mere glimpse of His glory. I have touched nothing but a mere hem of His garment. I am going to embrace it all.” — Joshua Daniel

Application Points

  • Evaluate the spiritual atmosphere you create in your home and strive to make it one of peace and hope.
  • Seek a deeper relationship with God to experience His glory and promises more fully.
  • Let your life and home be a testimony of salvation that encourages faith and love in others.

Frequently Asked Questions

What does perfect peace mean in this sermon?
Perfect peace refers to a deep, unshakable tranquility that comes from God's presence and promises, even amid life's challenges.
Why is the atmosphere at home important according to the speaker?
Because the mood and spiritual environment in the home affect relationships and reflect the believer's faith and hope in God.
What do the walls symbolize in the sermon?
The walls symbolize the spiritual atmosphere and protection in a home, which should speak of salvation and hope rather than stress or turmoil.
How can believers embrace God's glory according to Joshua Daniel?
By seeking a deeper connection with God, embracing His promises, and allowing His presence to transform their lives and surroundings.
What is the main challenge presented in the sermon?
The challenge is for believers to live out a Christianity that radiates hope, faith, and love, impacting their homes and communities positively.

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