Rhema Ehiemere - Don't Let The Size Fool You

The promise of God in your life doesn’t come to fruition without some level of resistance from the enemy. In fact, the presence of oppositions actually validates the fact that were are either close or in our possession. As seen in this sermon from Numbers 13, Moses sent spies to check out the promise land. The land was fruitful with large grapes, etc. but there were also giants. As a result, they were intimidated by the giants except for Caleb who gave a good report. In this sermon, you will discover that you might be faced with a giant, but you are a giant killer. Don’t let the size of the opposition fool you. You were created to be a owner not a spy.

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On your way to yourself, say to your neighbor one more time, «Don’t let the size fool you, don’t let the size fool you.» The Book of Numbers is a very interesting book. The Book of Numbers documents and chronicles the journey of the children of Israel going through the wilderness. They had been in bondage in Egypt for over 400 years, and here they had to go through the wilderness to get to the promised land. This is very important because it lets us know that our wilderness experiences, our seasons of pain and struggle, are not wasted. Every so often, God will document your journey so that you don’t forget where He brought you from. He does that. I know it’s very early in the sermon, but I came here as a reminder to let you know that yes, you may not be where you want to be, but no, you are not where you used to be. I wish I had a witness in the house, but I know in my spirit that some of you should have been dead, but God! Some of you, the doctors told you would never have a child, but God! Look at you today; you are a testament to the goodness, grace, and mercy of God. I want you to understand that God is not just your keeper. He doesn’t just keep you; He keeps His word over your life, and God has been faithful over your life. When you were jobless, God was faithful, and look at you. They wrote you off, and yet you are still here. The scripture says, «I’ve been young, and now I am old; I have never seen the righteous forsaken, nor his seed begging for bread.» Another version says, «When men say there is a casting down, I will say there is a lifting up.» His mercy is new every morning. I don’t care what happened last night; the Bible says, «Weeping may endure for a night, but joy comes in the morning.» Look at your neighbor and tell them, «Joy is here!» We need to realize that God is not just in the deliverance ministry; God is in the delivery ministry. God does not just deliver you and abandon you; God delivers you and brings things to you, just like a dispatch rider. God delivers things to you; He doesn’t just bring you out of stuff; He delivers stuff to you. That is very important because where you are now is not your destination; where you are now is transition. Look at your neighbor and tell them, «The show is not yet over.» Oh, that’s the wrong neighbor; look at the other neighbor and tell them, «The show is not yet over.» If God has not shown up, the show is not over! It’s not going to end like this. If God brought you to it, God is going to bring you through it. Did your neighbor ask for a scripture? I’m glad they asked! Look at your neighbor and tell them, «I have scripture for you.» My Bible says, «Even though you go through the valley of the shadow of death, you will fear no evil.» Look at your neighbor and say, «Do you want another scripture?» What did they say? They said yes? Okay, I have one more scripture for you: «He that began this good work will bring it to a perfect end.» All I came to do in this house is to let you know that if God has spoken a word over your life, He is going to bring it to pass. Somebody said, «Yes!» God cannot mismanage your life. I said, «God cannot mismanage your life.» I said, «God cannot mismanage your life!» He is the Alpha and the Omega; in other words, whatever He Alpha’s, He Omega’s. Whatever He begins, He ends. Look at your neighbor and say, «Don’t take me for granted. It’s not going to end like this. I’m going to get the race! It’s not going to end like this; I’m going to get the job! It’s not going to end like this; I’m going to get the promotion! It’s not going to end like this; I’ve got oil on my life!» Yes, somebody shout «Yes!» Whatever God begins, He ends. It’s going to happen in your life. You are going to see the goodness of God in the land of the living! I came with a prophetic anointing to let you know the Egyptians you see today, you shall see them no more! Somebody shout «Yes!» Oh, I have not yet started; we just started. It’s one thing to go through the wilderness in secret; it’s another thing when God documents your shortcomings for everyone to see. In the Book of Numbers, that’s exactly what we read. God documents the struggles; God documents their wilderness experience. Now, you can say whatever you want about the children of Israel, but what do you do when your mishaps, mistakes, and failures are a public record and everyone can see them? Now we have the luxury and liberty to say anything about the children of Israel: «Oh, they doubted; oh, they didn’t have faith.» But you can say that because you can read your own experiences. What about you? You know, because we live in a day and age where we are only accustomed to showing our successes and not our failures. We always highlight our highs and not our lows. We talk about the good days and not the bad days. But can I shock you? We need to understand that when you stop trying to show off, God begins to…