Keith Battle - God's Gonna Get It Done

My subject today is: God’s gonna get it done. God’s gonna get it done. God is going to get it done, yes He is. He’s going to get it done. In fact, I need you to help me preach this. I want to get that in this atmosphere; I want to get it all around this room. I want you to stand up for a second; this is the last time you have to stand up. I’m gonna stand up for the whole message. This is it; you won’t have to stand up again. I want you to reach as many people as you can, at least five, and tell them: God’s gonna get it done. God’s gonna get it done. Fill the room with that! God’s gonna get it done. I need my people of faith to say that in this room: God’s gonna get it done, yes He is, yes He is. God’s gonna get it done! Say it like you mean it! I don’t know what it is, but He’s gonna get it done. Your back may be against the wall, but He’s gonna get it done. It may not even look like He’s gonna get it done, but God’s gonna get it done. Pharaoh can’t stop it; Moses quitting can’t stop it; Israelites' unbelief can’t stop it; your haters can’t stop it; your enemies can’t stop it. What God has for me is for me, and no weapon formed against me shall prosper. God’s gonna get this done; He’s gonna do it whether I like it or not. He’s gonna do it whether I believe it or not. He’s gonna do it whether you help me or not. You don’t have to help me; you don’t even have to like me. You can hate me, but you can’t stop me because, God, I don’t know what it is, but God’s gonna do it! God’s gonna do it! God’s gonna do it! Tell one more person: He’s gonna do it! He’s gonna do it! God’s gonna do it! God’s gonna do it! He’s gonna do it! He’s gonna do it whether Pharaoh participates or not. He’s gonna do it! Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah! This passage starts off with a protest. I start reading with a protest; he has something to protest. It makes sense; the plan didn’t work out like he thought it would. You know, Moses took his little Bible up to Pharaoh, his little gospel tracts. He probably had two Bibles with the little handle on them to turn; he kept his little notes and some peppermints in there. He walked up to Pharaoh and said, «The Lord said, ‘Let God’s people go! ’» And Pharaoh said, «Who is the Lord?» You know you’re in trouble when you’re trying to witness to somebody who doesn’t even know who the Lord is. «Hey, that just best ain’t going!» I thought he was gonna say Amen, but he said, «Get up out of my face with that!» Then he comes back to God, and things got worse. So he’s protesting; he says, «God, you don’t know what you’re doing!» Moses was real bold when he talked to God. He was like, «God, you don’t know what you’re doing; you’re making this worse, and you ain’t doing nothing about it!» This is in chapter 5, verses 22-23: «You ain’t doing nothing about it!» Then in chapter 6, verses 11-12, he resigned. He said he’s the senior pastor of the First Baptist Church of Israel and stepped down. He said, «I ain’t doing this; people won’t listen to me!» You know, Pharaoh’s politics quit; he quit the ministry, quit his assignment. «I ain’t doing this no more; I quit!» Before, he played the fool; he said, «I ain’t doing this no more!» So he’s protesting. By the way, every time he was supposed to talk to Pharaoh, God had to send Aaron with him to talk for him. Or when he’d talk to Israel, he’d get nervous: «I can’t talk to him; can you let Aaron talk for me?» But whenever he wanted to talk to God, all of a sudden, he knew how to talk! He talked to God any kind of way! «You don’t know what you’re doing; I’m doing this, and I’m not qualified!» Like, «Well, you just clumsy; you’re tongue-tied when I tell you to go to Pharaoh!» You can’t suddenly see! I couldn’t be God; no way! I couldn’t be God. I’d slap the taste out your mouth! How you gonna talk to me any kind of way, and I gotta let Aaron talk for you? Both times, when you come to me, you talk with your mouth like you ain’t got no speech impediment! So he starts off with a protest, and then God comes back with a promise. Following the protest, God says, «I got a promise; I’m about to do something. What should I do to Pharaoh, and what should I do for my people? I’ve heard their groans; I’ve heard their cries, and I’m gonna take them to the thing that I promised them! I’m gonna take them to the Promised Land; I’m gonna deliver them! I’m gonna make them my people! I’m gonna give them everything I promised!» And the Lord has spoken this. So Moses got so, so good; he took their promise from God and took it to the Israelites, and he preached their promise from God to the Israelites in verse nine, but they were so despondent, they said, «Get out of here with that!» You know you’re really discouraged; it’s one thing to lose your own faith; it’s another thing when you don’t want nobody bringing no faith stuff to you. That’s another level!