To be trained we must know our purpose.  Drawing from Jeremiah 1:5, the sermon highlights that each of us is known and called by God, created on purpose for a purpose. We need to seek our unique calling by identifying our passions, giftings, and God-given opportunities, and to walk confidently in our purpose, assured that God is with us every step of the way

To be trained we must know our purpose.  Drawing from Jeremiah 1:5, the sermon highlights that each of us is known and called by God, created on purpose for a purpose. We need to seek our unique calling by identifying our passions, giftings, and God-given opportunities, and to walk confidently in our purpose, assured that God is with us every step of the way

In this sermon we focused on the theme of being "wild horses" for God, drawing inspiration from the book of Jeremiah. The message emphasizes that God doesn't tame us but trains us to fulfill His purpose, using biblical examples like Moses, David, and John the Baptist. The sermon highlights the importance of trusting God and others as foundational steps in this training process. Trusting God involves being rooted in His Word, wrestling with doubts, and relying on His faithfulness. Trusting others requires being truthful, transparent, and teachable. The sermon encourages listeners to embrace this journey of trust and training, ultimately leading to a life that runs with God and impacts the world.