Feeling Unworthy but Still Chosen Luke 5:1–11, Luke 19:9–10, Exodus 3:10–12
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Feeling Unworthy but Still Chosen Luke 5:1–11, Luke 19:9–10, Exodus 3:10–12
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概要
Lesson Guiding Question
How do we respond when God calls us forward, but our sense of unworthiness tells us that we are not enough?
Lesson Point
The point of today’s lesson is to understand that feeling unworthy does not disqualify us from God’s call.
God consistently chooses people who are aware of their flaws so that His presence, grace, and power—not their perfection—define the outcome.
I Have Three Points for Today’s Lesson
Point One: Awareness of Sin Does Not Cancel the Call (Luke 5:1–11) Recognizing our brokenness does not push Jesus away—it becomes the moment when calling and purpose are revealed.
Point Two: Jesus Seeks the Ones Who Feel Disqualified (Luke 19:9–10) Jesus intentionally pursues those who believe they are unworthy, restoring identity before demanding transformation.
Point Three: God Promises Presence, Not Perfection (Exodus 3:10–12; Exodus 4:10–12)God sustains His call not by our ability or confidence, but by His faithful presence with us.