Jonathan cahn sermon life changing motivation speech

Описание: There comes a moment in every age when the foundations of the earth seem to shake, when what was thought unshakable trembles, and what was assumed to be certain dissolves like mist in the rising sun. The nations may roar, the rulers may plot, the kingdoms may boast, but the truth of the Lord remains, steadfast as the mountains, unyielding as the ocean’s depths. You were not placed in this generation by chance; you were appointed for such a time as this. Every breath you draw is on divine assignment. The days you live are not ordinary, for they are days written in the scroll of eternity before you came into being.

The world may speak of coincidence, but the one who walks with God knows there is no such thing for the child of the Kingdom. What appears as a random chain of events is in fact the weaving of the Master’s hand. And if you find yourself in a season of shaking, it is not to destroy you but to awaken you. The shaking reveals what is built upon sand and what is built upon the Rock. Do not fear the shaking; fear standing still in a world where God is moving.

There are voices in this age that call you to compromise, to blend into the currents of the culture, to trade eternal treasures for momentary applause. But you were not formed to be shaped by the world’s winds. You were formed to stand, to shine, to declare in both word and deed that the Kingdom of God is at hand. The greatest tragedy is not when a believer is opposed by the world; it is when a believer is seduced by it. For in the courts of eternity, the applause of men will not echo—only the approval of the Lord will remain.

If you walk with the King, you must walk a different road than the crowd. The way of the Kingdom is narrow, but it leads to life. The path of the multitude is wide, but it leads to destruction. Many will call the narrow road foolish; many will mock those who walk it. But remember: every man who changed the world for the better walked against the flow. Noah built an ark while the skies were clear. Abraham left everything familiar for a land unseen. Moses stood before Pharaoh with nothing but a staff and the Word of God. The prophets spoke when silence would have been safer. The apostles proclaimed the Name when the empire commanded them to be quiet. And the Messiah Himself set His face like flint toward the cross, despising its shame, that you and I might live.

The same Spirit that raised Him from the dead is not a distant relic of the past; He dwells in you. He empowers you to rise when the world says sit, to speak when the world says be silent, to love when the world chooses hate, and to forgive when the world seeks vengeance. The Spirit does not call you to comfort; He calls you to courage. He does not anoint you for safety; He anoints you for battle. And the battle is not merely of flesh and blood but of principalities, powers, and the rulers of the darkness of this age.

You were born into a war whether you wished it or not. To pretend it is not so is to surrender before you fight. But the good news is this: the outcome has already been written. The victory is assured. The enemy’s defeat is sealed. Yet the Lord calls you to take your place in the fight, not as a spectator but as a warrior. Your weapons are not carnal but mighty through God for the pulling down of strongholds. Prayer is not a ritual—it is a weapon. Worship is not a mere song—it is a battle cry. The Word of God is not simply ink on paper—it is a sword forged in the fires of Heaven.

When you speak His Word into the darkness, the darkness must retreat. When you stand in the authority of His Name, the gates of hell cannot prevail against you. But the authority you carry will be no greater than the surrender you live in. The Kingdom is not advanced by half-hearted faith. The Spirit is not poured out on vessels filled with self. Empty yourself that you may be filled with Him.