Weekly Sermon Recap: Deepening Your Sunday Sermon Experience

Our weekly Sermon Recap is designed to help you build on the Sunday morning sermon. Each session includes thought-provoking questions, personal reflections, and daily scriptures for practical application in your life.
It's all too easy to let the lessons from Sunday slip away as the week goes on. This study is a valuable tool to ensure you carry the message with you, integrating it into your daily routine and keeping the teachings alive throughout the week.
Join us in turning Sunday's inspiration into a daily journey of growth and reflection.

Hebrews 11:6
Faith is the foundation of pleasing God; it requires believing who He is and trusting His goodness. Faith is not passive—it seeks God diligently.
Romans 12:2
Bold faith refuses conformity to the world’s thinking. It stands on truth, walks differently, and experiences real transformation by the renewing of the mind.
Hebrews 12:1–2
We must run our race boldly, laying down every hindrance and fixing our eyes on Jesus—our example of courageous obedience.
John 15:18
Bold faith expects resistance. If the world hated Jesus, it will oppose those who follow Him. Courage is required.
Biblical Examples from the Sermon

• Noah: Built an ark in the desert—acted on faith despite ridicule.
• Moses: A stutterer used by God to confront kings and lead nations.
• Rahab: A woman with a past, yet moved in faith and became part of God’s story.
• David: A young shepherd boy chosen to be king because of faith, not appearance.
• Shadrach, Meshach & Abednego: Refused to conform—boldly worshiped God even under threat of death.

Where do I sense God calling me to follow Him more boldly?
– Into a new step? A ministry? A conversation?
A change of lifestyle?

Have I settled into comfort instead of courage?
– In what areas am I avoiding bold obedience?
What lies from the enemy have tried to “freeze” me in fear?
– “You can’t.” “You’re not capable."
How have these whispers held me back?

Do I struggle more with believing God… or acting on what I believe?

Where do I feel like a “WHO ME?” person?
– How do the stories of Moses, Noah, Rahab, David, or the three Hebrew boys encourage me?

What weight or sin do I need to lay aside (Hebrews 12:1) so I can run my race with endurance?

Take time to pray honestly and invite the Holy Spirit to reveal next steps of courageous faith.

God specializes in using imperfect, ordinary people who choose courageous obedience.

Listen for God’s call and respond immediately.
Don’t wait for perfect clarity. If Jesus says, “Follow Me,” take the next step.

Identify one area where you need to take bold action.
– Forgive someone
– Start serving
– Step into leadership
– Share your testimony
– Break a sinful habit
– Pray boldly for healing
– Believe for restoration in your family

Reject the lies of the enemy.
Speak faith over fear:
“Get out of my way. God’s got this.”

Repent quickly and stay spiritually clean.
Bold faith flows through a pure, humble heart.

Renew your mind with Scripture daily.
Boldness grows where truth lives.

Speak faith-filled declarations.
Just like the sermon declared:
– “Breakthrough is coming.”
– “Wisdom is coming.”
– “Miracles are coming.”
– “God is moving in my family.”
Your confession sets the direction of your faith.

Be willing to look different.
Bold faith sometimes looks foolish to the world—but obedience is worth it.

Share your personal testimony of bold faith.
People are moved by real-life stories

Demonstrate courage in everyday situations.
Your bold obedience can open doors for conversation.

Use simple language when you share.
Talk about Jesus saying, “Follow Me,” and how that changed your direction.

Offer prayer boldly.
At work, in a store, with family—say,
“Can I pray for you real quick?”
People are more open than we think.

Live differently without arrogance.
Uncompromising truth + genuine love = irresistible witness.

Encourage others with Scripture.
Share Hebrews 11 or the story of the three Hebrew boys when people feel pressured to conform.

Invite them to church with expectation.
Believe for salvation, healing, and breakthrough when they come.

Take the step.
Speak the truth.
Stand firm.
Walk by faith and not by sight!