Today we are walking in: YOUR STORY WILL MAKE PEOPLE BELIEVE IN YAH AGAIN PART 4
Tehilliym (Psalm) 86:12
I will praise thee, O YAHUAH my Elohiym, with all my heart: and I will glorify H3513 Thy name for evermore.
I will praise thee, O YAHUAH my Elohiym, with all my heart: and I will glorify H3513 Thy name for evermore.
GLORIFY
Today we look to the word—GLORIFY—H3513—kabad—to be heavy, weighty, or honorable; to honor, glorify, make honorable, give weight to, or cause to be honored.
Today we look to the word—GLORIFY—H3513—kabad—to be heavy, weighty, or honorable; to honor, glorify, make honorable, give weight to, or cause to be honored.
The Torah Testifies……….
Shemoth (Exodus) 14:4
And I will harden Pharaoh’s heart, that he shall follow after them; and I will be honoured H3513 upon Pharaoh, and upon all his host; that the Mitsriym may know that I am YAHUAH. And they did so.
Vayiqra (Leviticus) 10:3
Then Mosheh said unto Aharon, This is it that YAHUAH spake, saying, I will be sanctified in them that come nigh Me, and before all the people I will be glorified H3513. And Aharon held his peace.
Shemoth (Exodus) 14:4
And I will harden Pharaoh’s heart, that he shall follow after them; and I will be honoured H3513 upon Pharaoh, and upon all his host; that the Mitsriym may know that I am YAHUAH. And they did so.
Vayiqra (Leviticus) 10:3
Then Mosheh said unto Aharon, This is it that YAHUAH spake, saying, I will be sanctified in them that come nigh Me, and before all the people I will be glorified H3513. And Aharon held his peace.
The Prophets Proclaim………
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 24:15
Wherefore glorify H3513 ye YAHUAH in the fires, even the name of YAHUAH Elohiym of Yashar’el in the isles of the sea.
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 25:3
Therefore shall the strong people glorify H3513 Thee, the city of the terrible nations shall fear Thee.
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 24:15
Wherefore glorify H3513 ye YAHUAH in the fires, even the name of YAHUAH Elohiym of Yashar’el in the isles of the sea.
Yeshayahu (Isaiah) 25:3
Therefore shall the strong people glorify H3513 Thee, the city of the terrible nations shall fear Thee.
The Writings Witness………
Tehilliym (Psalm) 22:23
Ye that fear YAHUAH, praise Him; all ye the seed of Ya’aqov, glorify H3513 Him; and fear Him, all ye the seed of Yashar’el.
Tehilliym (Psalm) 86:12
I will praise Thee, O YAHUAH my Elohiym, with all my heart: and I will glorify H3513 Thy name for evermore.
Tehilliym (Psalm) 22:23
Ye that fear YAHUAH, praise Him; all ye the seed of Ya’aqov, glorify H3513 Him; and fear Him, all ye the seed of Yashar’el.
Tehilliym (Psalm) 86:12
I will praise Thee, O YAHUAH my Elohiym, with all my heart: and I will glorify H3513 Thy name for evermore.
The highest purpose of the believer’s life is not to become admired by people, but to become a visible reflection of the character and glory of Elohiym. Many pursue influence, recognition, success, or personal achievement, believing these are the ultimate measures of significance. Yet heaven measures greatness differently. Elohiym is not primarily concerned with how many people know your name. He is concerned with how many people come to know His name because they encountered His presence through your life.
Your greatest accomplishment will never be the size of your platform, the amount of your possessions, or the applause you receive. Your greatest accomplishment will be living in such a way that people cannot look at your life without being reminded that Elohiym is real, faithful, merciful, and actively transforming human hearts.
The world desperately needs more than information about Elohiym. It needs demonstrations of His nature. Every generation has possessed people who spoke about Him, but every generation has also needed people who revealed Him. That is why believers are called to become living evidence of the Good News.
Following Yahusha Ha’Mashiach was never designed to exist only in sermons, buildings, or religious activities. It was designed to become visible through transformed lives that display the love, holiness, wisdom, humility, compassion, forgiveness, and power of Mashiach.
The Apostle Sha’ul expressed this truth beautifully in Qorintiym Sheniy (2 Corinthians) 3:2–3, declaring that believers are living letters, known and read of all men.
Consider the weight of those words.
Many people may never open the Scriptures, but they will observe your character. They may never attend an assembly, but they will watch how you respond to pressure, disappointment, conflict, and success. They read your actions before they hear your words.
Your daily life becomes a message continually communicating something about the Elohiym you claim to serve.
This reality should inspire every believer to live intentionally. Every conversation, every decision, every attitude, every act of kindness, and every display of integrity becomes an opportunity to point someone toward Mashiach.
Your life is constantly answering the question people silently ask:
What difference does following Elohiym actually make?
If His presence has truly transformed your heart, that transformation should gradually become visible in the way you think, speak, forgive, serve, love, and persevere.
One of the greatest dangers believers face is allowing personal ambition to replace Kingdom purpose. Success itself is not wrong. Elohiym delights in blessing His children. But success becomes dangerous when it causes people to admire us more than they admire Elohiym.
Every blessing should become another reason to glorify Him.
Every achievement should remind us that without His grace, we could accomplish nothing of eternal value.
Humility protects the believer from turning Elohiym’s gifts into personal trophies.
The beautiful truth of the Good News is that Elohiym specializes in transforming ordinary lives into extraordinary witnesses. Your story does not need to be dramatic to be powerful. Faithfulness itself carries tremendous influence.
A consistent life of obedience often speaks louder than occasional moments of greatness. A believer who quietly demonstrates integrity year after year may impact more people than someone who constantly seeks public attention.
Heaven values consistency because consistent faithfulness reflects Elohiym’s unchanging character.
The enemy constantly attempts to convince believers that private obedience has little value. Yet Elohiym sees every unseen act of faithfulness. He notices the prayers offered when no one is watching. He observes forgiveness extended when revenge seems justified. He honors generosity practiced without recognition. He delights in purity maintained despite temptation.
These hidden victories shape public influence because character developed privately eventually becomes visible publicly.
Philippiym (Philippians) 1:6 says, “Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Yahusha Ha’Mashiach.”
This promise should fill every believer with confidence.
Elohiym is not finished with you.
The transformation taking place within your life is ongoing. Every day, He continues refining your character, strengthening your faith, expanding your wisdom, and shaping you into someone who reflects His image more clearly.
Growth is a lifelong journey, and every season becomes another opportunity for His work to become increasingly visible.
Do not become discouraged because you have not yet reached spiritual perfection. Elohiym is not asking you to pretend you have already arrived. He is asking you to remain surrendered while He continues His work within you.
Authentic growth inspires people because it demonstrates that Elohiym’s grace is active in real lives. Others are encouraged when they see believers who continue trusting Elohiym while honestly pursuing greater maturity.
Remember that influence is not limited to public ministry.
Parents influence children.
Friends influence friends.
Employees influence workplaces.
Students influence classrooms.
Business owners influence communities.
Every believer occupies places where Elohiym’s light can shine.
The Kingdom advances one faithful life at a time.
Never underestimate the eternal significance of simple acts of obedience performed with sincere love for Elohiym.
Your life should leave people asking questions that only Elohiym can answer. They should notice peace during storms that normally produce fear. They should observe hope where despair would be expected. They should witness forgiveness where bitterness usually prevails.
They should encounter compassion instead of selfishness, humility instead of pride, generosity instead of greed, and unwavering faith where others surrender to doubt.
Such a life becomes impossible to explain apart from the transforming work of Elohiym.
The world is searching for evidence that Elohiym still changes lives.
Let your life become that evidence.
Let your words align with your actions. Let your private devotion strengthen your public witness. Let every blessing point people toward His goodness. Let every trial reveal His sustaining grace. Let every victory proclaim His faithfulness.
Live with eternity in view.
Refuse to waste your influence pursuing temporary applause when Elohiym has called you to impact eternal destinies. Allow His Ruach to shape every area of your life until people no longer see merely your personality or your achievements.
Let them encounter the faithfulness, mercy, holiness, and love of Elohiym reflected through everything you do.
When your life consistently points others back to Him, your story becomes more than personal success.
It becomes living proof that Yahusha Ha’Mashiach is still transforming hearts, restoring hope, and revealing His glory through surrendered people today.
As we come toward the conclusion of this message, remember this unshakable truth:
Your life was never designed to end with you.
Elohiym did not save you simply so you could escape destruction. He saved you so that your transformed life would become undeniable evidence of His transforming power.
Heaven is writing a story through your life that reaches far beyond your own comfort, your own success, and your own journey.
Every prayer He answered, every battle He carried you through, every tear He wiped away, every failure He redeemed, and every victory He gave you is becoming part of a testimony that points people back to Him.
Never believe the lie that your life is too ordinary to matter.
Throughout history, Elohiym has repeatedly demonstrated that He delights in using ordinary people who are fully surrendered to accomplish extraordinary purposes.
The greatest testimonies are not built upon perfect lives.
They are built upon redeemed lives.
Your scars do not disqualify you. They reveal the faithfulness of the Great Physician. Your past does not define your future. Elohiym’s grace does. Your weaknesses are not barriers to His power. They are opportunities for His strength to become visible.
The world today is desperate for authentic evidence that Elohiym is still alive and still working. Many have become discouraged by disappointment, broken promises, suffering, and unanswered questions. They are searching for hope, often without realizing it.
They may never open the Scriptures, but they will observe your life. They may never attend an assembly, but they will notice your peace during storms, your joy during hardship, your integrity under pressure, your forgiveness when others choose bitterness, and your unwavering faith when circumstances suggest surrender.
Your life may become the first Good News someone truly believes because they witness Elohiym’s reality through you.
Do not underestimate the eternal significance of your daily obedience. Every unseen act of faithfulness matters. Every decision to honor Elohiym matters. Every prayer whispered in secret matters. Every sacrifice offered with love matters.
Every act of kindness, every word of encouragement, and every step of obedience is writing another chapter in the testimony Elohiym is creating through your life.
Heaven wastes nothing that is surrendered to Him.
When difficult seasons come, and they will, remember that Elohiym’s faithfulness is not determined by your circumstances. His promises remain true even when the path becomes difficult.
Continue trusting when understanding is limited.
Continue obeying when progress appears slow.
Continue believing when visible evidence has not yet appeared.
Continue shining when darkness surrounds you.
The Elohiym who began His work within you has not abandoned His assignment. He remains committed to completing everything He has spoken concerning your life.
Refuse to measure success according to the standards of this world.
True success is not becoming famous. It is becoming faithful.
It is finishing the assignment heaven entrusted to you.
It is living in such complete surrender that when people encounter your life, they encounter the goodness, mercy, wisdom, and love of Elohiym.
Let your ambition never be merely to impress people.
Let your greatest desire always be to glorify the One who redeemed you.
Perhaps someone listening today feels that their story is too broken to be useful. Maybe you believe your failures have canceled Elohiym’s purpose.
Hear this clearly:
The Author of your story has not finished writing.
The same Elohiym who raised the dead, restored the broken, healed the wounded, and transformed sinners into servants is still working today.
As long as He is writing, there is still hope.
As long as His grace remains available, there is still purpose.
As long as His Ruach lives within you, your greatest chapter may still be ahead.
So walk forward with confidence. Live with courage. Love with sincerity. Forgive with generosity. Serve with humility. Trust with unwavering faith. Allow every area of your life to become a reflection of Elohiym’s character.
And when people ask how you remain standing through every trial, every disappointment, every battle, and every season of uncertainty, let your answer always point beyond yourself to the faithfulness of Elohiym.
Because ultimately, your story is not about making people believe in you.
Your story is about giving them a reason to believe in YAH again.
Your greatest accomplishment will never be the size of your platform, the amount of your possessions, or the applause you receive. Your greatest accomplishment will be living in such a way that people cannot look at your life without being reminded that Elohiym is real, faithful, merciful, and actively transforming human hearts.
The world desperately needs more than information about Elohiym. It needs demonstrations of His nature. Every generation has possessed people who spoke about Him, but every generation has also needed people who revealed Him. That is why believers are called to become living evidence of the Good News.
Following Yahusha Ha’Mashiach was never designed to exist only in sermons, buildings, or religious activities. It was designed to become visible through transformed lives that display the love, holiness, wisdom, humility, compassion, forgiveness, and power of Mashiach.
The Apostle Sha’ul expressed this truth beautifully in Qorintiym Sheniy (2 Corinthians) 3:2–3, declaring that believers are living letters, known and read of all men.
Consider the weight of those words.
Many people may never open the Scriptures, but they will observe your character. They may never attend an assembly, but they will watch how you respond to pressure, disappointment, conflict, and success. They read your actions before they hear your words.
Your daily life becomes a message continually communicating something about the Elohiym you claim to serve.
This reality should inspire every believer to live intentionally. Every conversation, every decision, every attitude, every act of kindness, and every display of integrity becomes an opportunity to point someone toward Mashiach.
Your life is constantly answering the question people silently ask:
What difference does following Elohiym actually make?
If His presence has truly transformed your heart, that transformation should gradually become visible in the way you think, speak, forgive, serve, love, and persevere.
One of the greatest dangers believers face is allowing personal ambition to replace Kingdom purpose. Success itself is not wrong. Elohiym delights in blessing His children. But success becomes dangerous when it causes people to admire us more than they admire Elohiym.
Every blessing should become another reason to glorify Him.
Every achievement should remind us that without His grace, we could accomplish nothing of eternal value.
Humility protects the believer from turning Elohiym’s gifts into personal trophies.
The beautiful truth of the Good News is that Elohiym specializes in transforming ordinary lives into extraordinary witnesses. Your story does not need to be dramatic to be powerful. Faithfulness itself carries tremendous influence.
A consistent life of obedience often speaks louder than occasional moments of greatness. A believer who quietly demonstrates integrity year after year may impact more people than someone who constantly seeks public attention.
Heaven values consistency because consistent faithfulness reflects Elohiym’s unchanging character.
The enemy constantly attempts to convince believers that private obedience has little value. Yet Elohiym sees every unseen act of faithfulness. He notices the prayers offered when no one is watching. He observes forgiveness extended when revenge seems justified. He honors generosity practiced without recognition. He delights in purity maintained despite temptation.
These hidden victories shape public influence because character developed privately eventually becomes visible publicly.
Philippiym (Philippians) 1:6 says, “Being confident of this very thing, that He which hath begun a good work in you will perform it until the day of Yahusha Ha’Mashiach.”
This promise should fill every believer with confidence.
Elohiym is not finished with you.
The transformation taking place within your life is ongoing. Every day, He continues refining your character, strengthening your faith, expanding your wisdom, and shaping you into someone who reflects His image more clearly.
Growth is a lifelong journey, and every season becomes another opportunity for His work to become increasingly visible.
Do not become discouraged because you have not yet reached spiritual perfection. Elohiym is not asking you to pretend you have already arrived. He is asking you to remain surrendered while He continues His work within you.
Authentic growth inspires people because it demonstrates that Elohiym’s grace is active in real lives. Others are encouraged when they see believers who continue trusting Elohiym while honestly pursuing greater maturity.
Remember that influence is not limited to public ministry.
Parents influence children.
Friends influence friends.
Employees influence workplaces.
Students influence classrooms.
Business owners influence communities.
Every believer occupies places where Elohiym’s light can shine.
The Kingdom advances one faithful life at a time.
Never underestimate the eternal significance of simple acts of obedience performed with sincere love for Elohiym.
Your life should leave people asking questions that only Elohiym can answer. They should notice peace during storms that normally produce fear. They should observe hope where despair would be expected. They should witness forgiveness where bitterness usually prevails.
They should encounter compassion instead of selfishness, humility instead of pride, generosity instead of greed, and unwavering faith where others surrender to doubt.
Such a life becomes impossible to explain apart from the transforming work of Elohiym.
The world is searching for evidence that Elohiym still changes lives.
Let your life become that evidence.
Let your words align with your actions. Let your private devotion strengthen your public witness. Let every blessing point people toward His goodness. Let every trial reveal His sustaining grace. Let every victory proclaim His faithfulness.
Live with eternity in view.
Refuse to waste your influence pursuing temporary applause when Elohiym has called you to impact eternal destinies. Allow His Ruach to shape every area of your life until people no longer see merely your personality or your achievements.
Let them encounter the faithfulness, mercy, holiness, and love of Elohiym reflected through everything you do.
When your life consistently points others back to Him, your story becomes more than personal success.
It becomes living proof that Yahusha Ha’Mashiach is still transforming hearts, restoring hope, and revealing His glory through surrendered people today.
As we come toward the conclusion of this message, remember this unshakable truth:
Your life was never designed to end with you.
Elohiym did not save you simply so you could escape destruction. He saved you so that your transformed life would become undeniable evidence of His transforming power.
Heaven is writing a story through your life that reaches far beyond your own comfort, your own success, and your own journey.
Every prayer He answered, every battle He carried you through, every tear He wiped away, every failure He redeemed, and every victory He gave you is becoming part of a testimony that points people back to Him.
Never believe the lie that your life is too ordinary to matter.
Throughout history, Elohiym has repeatedly demonstrated that He delights in using ordinary people who are fully surrendered to accomplish extraordinary purposes.
The greatest testimonies are not built upon perfect lives.
They are built upon redeemed lives.
Your scars do not disqualify you. They reveal the faithfulness of the Great Physician. Your past does not define your future. Elohiym’s grace does. Your weaknesses are not barriers to His power. They are opportunities for His strength to become visible.
The world today is desperate for authentic evidence that Elohiym is still alive and still working. Many have become discouraged by disappointment, broken promises, suffering, and unanswered questions. They are searching for hope, often without realizing it.
They may never open the Scriptures, but they will observe your life. They may never attend an assembly, but they will notice your peace during storms, your joy during hardship, your integrity under pressure, your forgiveness when others choose bitterness, and your unwavering faith when circumstances suggest surrender.
Your life may become the first Good News someone truly believes because they witness Elohiym’s reality through you.
Do not underestimate the eternal significance of your daily obedience. Every unseen act of faithfulness matters. Every decision to honor Elohiym matters. Every prayer whispered in secret matters. Every sacrifice offered with love matters.
Every act of kindness, every word of encouragement, and every step of obedience is writing another chapter in the testimony Elohiym is creating through your life.
Heaven wastes nothing that is surrendered to Him.
When difficult seasons come, and they will, remember that Elohiym’s faithfulness is not determined by your circumstances. His promises remain true even when the path becomes difficult.
Continue trusting when understanding is limited.
Continue obeying when progress appears slow.
Continue believing when visible evidence has not yet appeared.
Continue shining when darkness surrounds you.
The Elohiym who began His work within you has not abandoned His assignment. He remains committed to completing everything He has spoken concerning your life.
Refuse to measure success according to the standards of this world.
True success is not becoming famous. It is becoming faithful.
It is finishing the assignment heaven entrusted to you.
It is living in such complete surrender that when people encounter your life, they encounter the goodness, mercy, wisdom, and love of Elohiym.
Let your ambition never be merely to impress people.
Let your greatest desire always be to glorify the One who redeemed you.
Perhaps someone listening today feels that their story is too broken to be useful. Maybe you believe your failures have canceled Elohiym’s purpose.
Hear this clearly:
The Author of your story has not finished writing.
The same Elohiym who raised the dead, restored the broken, healed the wounded, and transformed sinners into servants is still working today.
As long as He is writing, there is still hope.
As long as His grace remains available, there is still purpose.
As long as His Ruach lives within you, your greatest chapter may still be ahead.
So walk forward with confidence. Live with courage. Love with sincerity. Forgive with generosity. Serve with humility. Trust with unwavering faith. Allow every area of your life to become a reflection of Elohiym’s character.
And when people ask how you remain standing through every trial, every disappointment, every battle, and every season of uncertainty, let your answer always point beyond yourself to the faithfulness of Elohiym.
Because ultimately, your story is not about making people believe in you.
Your story is about giving them a reason to believe in YAH again.
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