The phrase "Wonder of God" in the Bible often refers to God's miraculous works and the awe-inspiring nature of His actions throughout history. In Hebrew, the word for "wonder" can be translated from "pala," which means to be wonderful or to do wonders (Psalms 77:14; Isaiah 29:14). These wonders include His creation, the miracles performed during the Exodus, and the acts of salvation and judgment that reveal His divine power and sovereignty.Biblical references such as Psalms 78:12, which speaks of God's “wonders” performed in the sight of their ancestors, highlight how these acts were meant to instill reverence and faith among His people. Similarly, in the New Testament, Jesus' miracles are often described as "wonders" (Acts 2:22), serving to affirm His identity as the Son of God and to inspire belief in Him (John 20:30-31). Thus, the "Wonder of God" encapsulates His ability to transcend the ordinary, inviting humanity to recognize His divine presence and authority in the world.
In this sermon, the disciples approach Jesus and ask him who is the greatest in the kingdom of heaven. Jesus responds by calling a little child and placing them in the midst of the disciples. He then tells them that unless they become like little children, they will not enter the kingdom of heaven.
Phil Beach Jr. emphasizes the importance of maintaining a childlike wonder and faith in our relationship with God, drawing inspiration from his daughter's innocent awe at the world around her. He reflects on how adults often lose this sense of wonder due to intellectualism and the burdens of life, w
Francis Chan emphasizes the importance of trusting God with childlike faith, urging leaders to genuinely love their congregations and seek God's presence in their ministry. He reflects on the challenges faced by pastors today, including criticism and the pressure to perform, while encouraging them t
Basilea Schlink emphasizes that only those who approach God as humble, dependent children can truly experience His miracles and love. She reflects on how pride and self-sufficiency can hinder our relationship with the Heavenly Father, preventing us from receiving His blessings. Through repentance an
D.L. Moody shares a touching story about a little girl who, despite her family's dire circumstances, demonstrates unwavering faith in God's provision. When her father goes to war and the landlord demands rent, the mother is distraught, but the child encourages her to pray for a home. The girl's hear
Peter Brandon emphasizes the importance of humility and childlike faith in his sermon 'Let the Children Speak.' He reflects on Jesus' teaching that one must become like a little child to enter the kingdom of heaven, highlighting the simplicity, humility, and trust that children naturally possess. Br
D.L. Moody shares a touching story of a child who, with earnestness and simplicity, expressed her love for Jesus and encouraged a friend to love Him too. This innocent yet profound interaction moved an adult listener to reach out to someone in need of spiritual guidance for the first time. Moody emp
David Wilkerson emphasizes the necessity of childlike humility and faith in the relationship between believers and Christ, as illustrated by Jesus calling a little child to him. He explains that to enter the kingdom of heaven, one must undergo a significant transformation, turning away from self-dep
D.L. Moody shares a powerful story about a Sabbath-school teacher who successfully led her students to Christ and encouraged them to reach out to others. One child, facing resistance from an infidel father, boldly asked him why he didn't love Jesus, which deeply troubled the man. Despite his initial
Andrew Murray emphasizes the necessity of receiving the Kingdom of God with the simplicity and trust of a little child. Just as the Prince of Wales inherits his kingdom by birth, we must be spiritually reborn by the Holy Spirit to embrace the Kingdom with a childlike heart. Murray points out the dif