Speaker 1: You know, we really live in a world that's full
Speaker 1: of competing beliefs and values and choices, and what you
Speaker 1: believe shapes how you live and ultimately who you become.
Speaker 1: But the good news is God hasn't left us to
Speaker 1: figure it all out alone.
Speaker 2: No.
Speaker 1: In fact, today, on Pastor Rick's Daily Hope, we're going
Speaker 1: to continue our series Reframing Your Worldview, where Rick Warren
Speaker 1: unpacks powerful truths from God's Word to help you see
Speaker 1: life clearly and live it with confidence and purpose. And
Speaker 1: now let's get to Rick with part two of a
Speaker 1: message called how Should I Live in This World?
Speaker 2: The third key to living like Jesus is humility. There's discernibility,
Speaker 2: there's integrity, and there's humility. Now again, humility is another
Speaker 2: word that's totally misunderstood. A lot of people think humility
Speaker 2: is saying, oh, I'm no good, I'm just a bunch
Speaker 2: of junk. Jesus didn't die for junk. You want to
Speaker 2: know how valuable you are. Look at the cross with
Speaker 2: arms outstretched. Jesus says this much. This is how valuable
Speaker 2: you are.
Speaker 3: So you're not junk.
Speaker 2: And when you go around and saying oh, I'm nothing,
Speaker 2: you pooh pooh yourself. That's actually a form of false humility,
Speaker 2: which is really a form of pride. It's insecurity that says,
Speaker 2: I want you to notice me, so I'm going to
Speaker 2: tell you how lousy I am. Humility is not false modesty.
Speaker 2: Humility is not being quiet and reserved. Humility is not
Speaker 2: denying your strengths. In a word, humility is dependence. You
Speaker 2: might write that down. Humility is dependence upon God. And
Speaker 2: the more humble you are, the more you depend on God,
Speaker 2: and the less you depend on yourself.
Speaker 3: That's what humility is all about.
Speaker 2: That's why the very first beatitude in the very first sermon,
Speaker 2: the famous Sermon on the Mount that Jesus preaches, the
Speaker 2: first sentence goes like this, blessed are In other words,
Speaker 2: blessed Our God likes to bless the poor in spirit,
Speaker 2: for theirs is the kingdom of heaven. What does it
Speaker 2: mean to be poor in spirit? It means you're humble.
Speaker 2: Poor in spirit means God, I admit I don't have
Speaker 2: it on my own. If I'm gonna make it in life,
Speaker 2: I need you God. I'll never accomplish what you want
Speaker 2: me to accomplish. I'll never reach my dreams. I'll never
Speaker 2: be the woman of the man you want me to
Speaker 2: be unless you help me out.
Speaker 3: God.
Speaker 2: That's poor in spirit. That's being humble. It's saying God,
Speaker 2: I can't do it on my own. And the Bible
Speaker 2: says this. Jesus said it. God blesses those who realize
Speaker 2: their need for Him. That's humility. It's depending on God
Speaker 2: every second. Now, why is humility so important? Because without
Speaker 2: it is the reason you have so much stress in
Speaker 2: your life, the reason why you have you follow me
Speaker 2: on us. I'm gonna have to explain it to you.
Speaker 2: The reason why you get stressed.
Speaker 3: Out is a lack of humility.
Speaker 2: What do you mean by that, Rick, Well, the two
Speaker 2: greatest causes of stress are these. Number one, the number
Speaker 2: one cause of stress is trying to control the uncontrollable.
Speaker 2: Trying to control things that you can't control gets you
Speaker 2: stressed out. It gets you worried. Now, the truth is,
Speaker 2: most of your life is out of your control. You
Speaker 2: can control your attitude, you can control your response, but
Speaker 2: you can't control what's going to happen to you next week.
Speaker 2: You have no control over what's gonna happen to you
Speaker 2: the rest of your life. Those circumstances are beyond your control,
Speaker 2: and so you get stressed out. The more you need
Speaker 2: to control, the more stressed you get. Now, the need
Speaker 2: to control is an evidence of insecurity. When you see
Speaker 2: somebody who has a high need to control, it means
Speaker 2: one thing they have high insecurity.
Speaker 3: The more insecure a person is, the more.
Speaker 2: They try to control everything because they're so afraid. They
Speaker 2: don't want you to know they're afraid, but they're trying
Speaker 2: to control it so they don't have to be afraid.
Speaker 2: The more confident you are, the more you relaxed are
Speaker 2: You hold things with an open hand. You say here,
Speaker 2: you know your confidence is not based on having to
Speaker 2: control everything, and so you get stressed because you try
Speaker 2: to control the uncontrollable. The second great source of stress
Speaker 2: is a lack of trust in God. And whenever you
Speaker 2: don't trust God, your stress goes up, your worry goes up,
Speaker 2: your anxiety goes.
Speaker 3: Up, and your peace of mind goes in the toilet.
Speaker 3: It just falls apart.
Speaker 2: So you're depending on yourself instead of depending on God.
Speaker 2: What is the antidote to stress? The antidote distress is humility,
Speaker 2: and a good definition of it is this next verse
Speaker 2: Matthew eleven twenty nine. Jesus says this, come to me
Speaker 2: all you who are weary, burdened, in other words, burned out,
Speaker 2: and I will give you a whole lot more work
Speaker 2: to do.
Speaker 3: Well, that's not all it says, says.
Speaker 2: It says, come to me when you're stressed out, and
Speaker 2: I will give you what rest? Yeah, rest, that's a
Speaker 2: good one. I like that word. Then he says, take
Speaker 2: my yoke upon you. Now he's not talking about an
Speaker 2: egg yoke. He's talking about one of those things where
Speaker 2: you attach two horses together to pull a cart, or
Speaker 2: two cattle together to pull the wagon. Why what's the
Speaker 2: purpose of a cart or a yoke to.
Speaker 3: Have the burden?
Speaker 2: In other words, now instead of one horse pulling the cart,
Speaker 2: you got two as their yoke together. Or instead of
Speaker 2: one cow pulling the wagon, you got two cattle pulling
Speaker 2: the covered wagon. So the purpose of a yoke is
Speaker 2: to make the load lighter. That's the purpose of a yoke.
Speaker 2: God never meant for you to go all through life
Speaker 2: pulling things on your own, pulling the burden of your.
Speaker 3: Life all by yourself.
Speaker 2: That's why you're tired all the time, because you're trying
Speaker 2: to solve all your problems by yourself.
Speaker 3: God's never meant for that.
Speaker 2: Jesus says, hey, yoke up with me, put my yoke
Speaker 2: on you, and we'll pull your load together. Now, he's
Speaker 2: got a lot more strength than you do. Now, here's
Speaker 2: the thing about it. When you pull the yoke together,
Speaker 2: you have to go at the same pace. Jesus goes,
Speaker 2: you got two cattle yoke together. One can't go faster
Speaker 2: than the other. One can't go one direction another the other.
Speaker 2: When you are the load of your life ball by yourself,
Speaker 2: you have a tendency to go too fast. You have
Speaker 2: a tendency to go in the wrong direction, and you
Speaker 2: have a tendency to pull it off in a ditch.
Speaker 3: Some of you been there several times.
Speaker 2: When you are yoked to Jesus, then he's pulling it
Speaker 2: with you. It's lighter. He's going to go just the
Speaker 2: right pace because he knows the pace better than you do.
Speaker 2: He's going to keep you in the right direction. And
Speaker 2: there's no way he's going to let you go off
Speaker 2: in a ditch. So he says this, come to me,
Speaker 2: all you who are weary and burdened. You're worn out
Speaker 2: you're tired, you're stressed, and I will give you rest.
Speaker 2: Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for
Speaker 2: I'm gentle and here it is humble in heart. And
Speaker 2: what does that humility produce? You will find rest for
Speaker 2: your souls. Now, if you're stressed out tonight, the answer
Speaker 2: to your stress are the three things in that verse.
Speaker 3: There.
Speaker 2: They are Come to Christ, give up control, learn to rest,
Speaker 2: learn to trust.
Speaker 3: That's it.
Speaker 2: That's the antidote to stress. Come to Christ, give up control,
Speaker 2: learn to trust. So you and he may have to
Speaker 2: do that fifty times a day. God, I'm bringing this
Speaker 2: problem to you, Jesus. I'm bringing this problem to you,
Speaker 2: and I'm gonna give up control of it. I'm not
Speaker 2: gonna worry about it, but I'm going to trust in you.
Speaker 2: And you do that and your stress level goes down. Now,
Speaker 2: coming to Christ and giving up control and learning to trust,
Speaker 2: there's another word for that, humility. That's real humility. So
Speaker 2: to live like Jesus means I live with discernibility, I
Speaker 2: live with integrity, and I live with humility. Here's the
Speaker 2: fourth one, and it's another big one. Live with simplicity.
Speaker 2: Jesus obviously lived a very simple life. He lived a
Speaker 2: life of simplicity and that lowers your stress too. But
Speaker 2: today life has gotten more and more complex and is
Speaker 2: getting more so everybody agree with that. It's getting more
Speaker 2: and more complex. And not only that. You got more
Speaker 2: stuff than you've ever had before. And when the more
Speaker 2: stuff you have, the more you have to care for it,
Speaker 2: the more you have to clean it, the more you
Speaker 2: have to protect it, the more you have to ensure it,
Speaker 2: the more you have to repair it. The more stuff
Speaker 2: you've got, the more it dominates your life. My guess
Speaker 2: is you probably have more stuff than your parents did.
Speaker 3: It's just getting more and more every day.
Speaker 2: And so you know, today we have an entire industry
Speaker 2: that we didn't even have fifty years ago.
Speaker 3: It's called personal storage units. It's like you.
Speaker 2: Don't even have enough room in your house anymore, so
Speaker 2: you have to go put it in a storage unit
Speaker 2: and you pay rent to hold all your stuff.
Speaker 3: The comedian George Carlin says it like this.
Speaker 2: You know, all you need in life is a little
Speaker 2: place for your stuff. Everybody's got a little stuff. This
Speaker 2: is my stuff, that's your stuff. Over there's his stuff.
Speaker 2: Now that's all a house is. It's just a place
Speaker 2: to keep your stuff. Now, if you didn't have so
Speaker 2: much stuff, you wouldn't need a house. You can just
Speaker 2: walk around all the time. But you got to have
Speaker 2: a house to have a place for your stuff. A
Speaker 2: house is just a pile of stuff with a cover
Speaker 2: on it. Now, you can see that when you're taking
Speaker 2: off in an airplane.
Speaker 3: You look down, you.
Speaker 2: See everybody's got their own little pile of stuff with
Speaker 2: a roof on it.
Speaker 3: Now, of course, when you leave your house, you gotta.
Speaker 2: Lock it because you wouldn't want anybody taking your stuff,
Speaker 2: because they always take the good stuff. Okay, they never
Speaker 2: bother with the worthless stuff. Oh no, they just take
Speaker 2: the good stuff. So when they take all your good stuff,
Speaker 2: you have to go out and buy more stuff and
Speaker 2: more stuff. And sometimes you have to gotta go get
Speaker 2: a bigger house. Why no room for your stuff anymore?
Speaker 2: Got to get a bigger house. You ever noticed that
Speaker 2: when you go to somebody else's house you never feel
Speaker 2: quite at home. Says you know why, because there's no
Speaker 2: room for your stuff. Somebody else's stuff is all over
Speaker 2: the place, no place for your stuff. And if you
Speaker 2: stay overnight at their house, they give you a little
Speaker 2: bedroom they haven't used in eleven years. Somebody died in it,
Speaker 2: but they haven't moved out any of the stuff. Now
Speaker 2: there's usually a dresser in the room of some kind,
Speaker 2: but it's worthless because there's no room for your stuff
Speaker 2: because it's still got his stuff on it. Now, sometimes
Speaker 2: you go on vacation, so you got to take some
Speaker 2: of your stuff with you. That's two big suitcases full
Speaker 2: of stuff. It's a smaller version of your house. So
Speaker 2: you get back to your hotel. You get to your
Speaker 2: hotel room in Honolulu, and you open up your suitcase
Speaker 2: and you put away all your stuff. Little stuff here,
Speaker 2: little stuff there, A little over there, Honey, you can
Speaker 2: put your stuff in there. And then even though you're
Speaker 2: far away from home, you start to feel okay because, after.
Speaker 3: All, you have some of your stuff with you. Look
Speaker 3: at what the Bible says.
Speaker 2: Jesus said in Matthew twelve fifteen, be on your guard,
Speaker 2: by the way, that's one of those watch out verses.
Speaker 2: Watch out, guard against all kinds of greed. A man's
Speaker 2: life does not consist in the abundance of his stuff,
Speaker 2: his possessions. You know this isn't anti American message. In
Speaker 2: many ways. It's counterculture because everything in our society says
Speaker 2: it's all about the stuff, it's all about getting more,
Speaker 2: that the whole purpose of life is simply the acquisition
Speaker 2: of things, and that Jesus said, wait a minute, a
Speaker 2: man's life doesn't consist in the abundance the things you possess.
Speaker 2: It's exact opposite of what our culture teaches. Our culture
Speaker 2: teaches he who dies with the most toys still dies,
Speaker 2: still dies. And somebody ritual died, they'll say, hen, I
Speaker 2: wonder how much he left. I'll tell you he left
Speaker 2: it all, all of it, one hundred percent.
Speaker 3: Didn't take any of it with him.
Speaker 2: It wasn't years before you were born, it's not gonna
Speaker 2: be years after you die. You just get to use
Speaker 2: this little bit of stuff for sixty or eighty years.
Speaker 3: And then you pass it on.
Speaker 2: And a lot of people think the whole purpose in
Speaker 2: life is just to collect stuff. That's stupid, because it's
Speaker 2: all gonna burn up. None of it's gonna last. It
Speaker 2: isn't gonna last for a long time. And in America
Speaker 2: we are possessed by our possessions.
Speaker 3: What do you mean by that? I mean, I know
Speaker 3: people who use.
Speaker 2: All their time, all their energy, all their effort, all
Speaker 2: their talent, all their leisure just to get things.
Speaker 3: And so what they do.
Speaker 2: Is they go out and they buy a house bigger
Speaker 2: than they really can afford, and they buy a car
Speaker 2: they don't really need. And then they have to hustle
Speaker 2: and hoof it and overextend themselves and work themselves to
Speaker 2: death just so they can have things. And they give
Speaker 2: up time for things. That's dumb, because your life is
Speaker 2: not about things. Your life is about time. And when
Speaker 2: you waste it and you use it to get things,
Speaker 2: you're never getting that time back. You're giving up what
Speaker 2: you cannot keep for something else that is worthless.
Speaker 3: And so you don't want to give up time for things.
Speaker 2: Yeah, you can go out and work real hard, and
Speaker 2: then all of a sudden you can go buy that
Speaker 2: beautiful vase. But look what you've just lost in your
Speaker 2: life in order it to get that vase. And once
Speaker 2: you get it, you said you got insirt, sure it's
Speaker 2: not broken, and make sure somebody dusts it, and all
Speaker 2: these things, and you begin to be possessed by your possessions.
Speaker 2: And people work work, work, work, work, work, work.
Speaker 3: Just to get wealth.
Speaker 2: And they spend the first half of their life sacrificing
Speaker 2: their health to get wealth, and then they spend the
Speaker 2: second half of their life using their wealth.
Speaker 3: To get health. That's dumb, That's just dumb. But do
Speaker 3: you see how counter culture this is.
Speaker 2: Everything in society says the purpose of life is to
Speaker 2: work hard, so you can get more and more and
Speaker 2: more and more things. But you can all those things,
Speaker 2: you're not taken with you, And none of those things
Speaker 2: are gonna keep you happy. Because you're gonna get a car,
Speaker 2: then you're gonna get bored with it.
Speaker 3: You're gonna want another one, et cetera, et cetera.
Speaker 2: So people, I'm telling you, never sacrifice time for things.
Speaker 2: Your time is far more important than your money. You
Speaker 2: can all always get more money, but you can't get
Speaker 2: more time. You've only got a certain amount allotted on
Speaker 2: this planet. Now. The Bible says this. Jesus said it.
Speaker 2: He says in Matthew sixteen, how do you benefit if
Speaker 2: you gain.
Speaker 3: The whole world?
Speaker 2: You know of stuff, but you lose your soul in
Speaker 2: the process. I've known a lot of businessmen it did
Speaker 2: that is anything worth more than your soul? The answer is,
Speaker 2: of course not. Is anything worth more than your health.
Speaker 2: No is anything worth more than losing your family? You
Speaker 2: know thing, No, there is no thing worth more than
Speaker 2: those relationships. So he says, learn to live with simplicity.
Speaker 3: I'll just say it this way.
Speaker 2: If you have something, a possession that God told you
Speaker 2: to give it away, and you can't give it away,
Speaker 2: you don't own it. It owns you. If you could
Speaker 2: not give it away, you don't own it. It owns you.
Speaker 2: It's all gonna vanish anyway, So why store it up.
Speaker 3: Now?
Speaker 2: Here's the fifth key to living the way Jesus lived.
Speaker 2: I live with discernibility. I live with integrity, I live
Speaker 2: with humility, I live with simplicity. And then I live
Speaker 2: with possibility. I see the possibilities because I have faith.
Speaker 2: This is the faith factor in living. The Bible says
Speaker 2: the just shall live by faith. The Bible says, without faith,
Speaker 2: it is impossible to please God. The Bible says, whatever
Speaker 2: is not a faith is sin. The Bible says, according
Speaker 2: to your faith, it will be done unto you. And
Speaker 2: so God says, when you come to me and you
Speaker 2: believe in me, Oh, the possibilities expand in enormous ways.
Speaker 2: Look at this verse Matthew nineteen twenty six. Jesus says,
Speaker 2: with God everything is possible. Well, I can figure that
Speaker 2: he created it all. But the next one is the
Speaker 2: mind blower Mark nine twenty three. Everything is possible to
Speaker 2: him who believes. Now that's a different issue. I believe
Speaker 2: that of all the people on planet Earth, believers, Christians
Speaker 2: followers of Jesus should be the most innovative people on
Speaker 2: the planet, and should be the most creative people on
Speaker 2: the planet. Why because we serve a God who says
Speaker 2: all things are possible.
Speaker 3: Actually, the most.
Speaker 2: Narrow minded people I know are people who don't believe
Speaker 2: in God. Why because their possibilities are limited just by
Speaker 2: these certain things. But when I put my faith in God,
Speaker 2: all things are possible, it expands my horizon. I can
Speaker 2: be much more creative, and I can be much more innovative.
Speaker 2: You know what the greatest sin is. It's not the
Speaker 2: one you're thinking of. My sin is unbelief. Unbelief it
Speaker 2: is not trusting the God who made me. He made
Speaker 2: everything on the planet, He made everything in the universe.
Speaker 2: Everything I have I owe to him. It all came
Speaker 2: from God. I wouldn't have anything, not even my life,
Speaker 2: if it weren't for him. Why would I not trust
Speaker 2: him when I have unbelief? It limits my life? Now,
Speaker 2: listen to this. The more you believe God, the more
Speaker 2: you trust God, the more limitless your possibilities become. The
Speaker 2: more possibilities for your life, the more possibilities for your family,
Speaker 2: the more possibilities for your career, the more you trust God.
Speaker 2: I've said many times that hell would be if God
Speaker 2: showed me what I could have accomplished in life. If
Speaker 2: I just believed him a little bit more, that to me.
Speaker 3: Would be hell. I missed that, Yeah, because you just
Speaker 3: didn't trust me. You just didn't believe me.
Speaker 2: So let me ask you three very personal questions. Number one,
Speaker 2: in what area or areas of your life? Are you
Speaker 2: limiting God by your unbelief? God wants to bless you,
Speaker 2: but you're limiting because you won't do it his way.
Speaker 2: Your finances, your relationships, your career. So yeah, I know
Speaker 2: God says to do such and such, but I don't
Speaker 2: really think he knows what's best. I'm gonna do what
Speaker 2: I want to do. Every time you doubt God, you
Speaker 2: limit yourself. Question Number two, what needs changing in your life?
Speaker 2: What do you need to change in your life? What
Speaker 2: would you like to change in your family? What would
Speaker 2: you like to change in your relationships? In the world.
Speaker 2: I want to change five major problems. We call them
Speaker 2: the global goliaths. Spiritual emptiness, egocentric leadership, poverty, pandemic diseases, illiteracy.
Speaker 2: Those are giant problems. But with God, all things are possible.
Speaker 2: What would you like to change? Third question, what are
Speaker 2: you waiting on? What are you waiting for? You're not
Speaker 2: waiting for God. He's waiting for you. Friends. These are
Speaker 2: the greatest days to be alive. We live in an
Speaker 2: unbelievable time and God has put you in a world
Speaker 2: class church, a church that is literally changing the world,
Speaker 2: affecting hundreds of thousands of church leaders in one hundred
Speaker 2: and sixty two countries.
Speaker 3: And God of.
Speaker 2: All people brought you here to be a part of it.
Speaker 2: Why not so you can sit and watch history, so
Speaker 2: you can be a part of it. We are making
Speaker 2: a difference. This is no time for discouragement. It's time
Speaker 2: to get going.
Speaker 1: You know, people are being transformed by these messages. In fact,
Speaker 1: here's Rick with a letter from one of our listeners.
Speaker 2: You know, no matter how bad things seem, you can
Speaker 2: always trust that God is active in your life, working
Speaker 2: things out for the good. While you are waiting. God
Speaker 2: is working. God always has your best interest at heart.
Speaker 2: He's a good God. Today, I want to give you
Speaker 2: the example from a note that I got from a
Speaker 2: young man named Tyler, who has seen how God is
Speaker 2: always there even when circumstances seem to be their worst.
Speaker 2: Tyler wrote me said, you know, Rick, I haven't had
Speaker 2: a close relationship with Christ. But then several events occurred
Speaker 2: in my life all at once. First my girlfriend broke
Speaker 2: up with me, and that was the biggest heartache that
Speaker 2: I could imagine for both of us. Then my friends
Speaker 2: left for college the same week, and third, my dad
Speaker 2: left for California to start a new.
Speaker 3: Job, leaving me in Ohio.
Speaker 2: All of this hit me at once and I was
Speaker 2: a complete mess. But with guidance from others and realizing
Speaker 2: this was a scheduled appointment from God himself, I found
Speaker 2: Christ through your Daily Hope podcast and through prayer and
Speaker 2: in going to church, I finally found the joy in
Speaker 2: my life again, and I'm.
Speaker 3: A changed person.
Speaker 2: Every day now, I listen to you, Rick, and I
Speaker 2: read my daily devotional, and I look at life with
Speaker 2: a whole new perspective. You know, before I was living
Speaker 2: for me, I wasn't living for God. But this journey
Speaker 2: has been so amazing. God is so good and the
Speaker 2: best part is that I can wake up every day
Speaker 2: knowing that He loves me and will listen to me,
Speaker 2: and that Jesus Christ will take my worries from me.
Speaker 2: I'm so thankful Rick that God woke me up and
Speaker 2: changed me into a better and healthier person that I
Speaker 2: am today. And I'm thankful for my savior, Jesus Christ.
Speaker 2: So God bless you.
Speaker 3: Well. Thanks Tyler, Thanks for writing that encouraging letter.
Speaker 2: You have experienced firsthand how much God cares for you,
Speaker 2: even in the smallest details of your life, and through
Speaker 2: this what was a very difficult season, he led you
Speaker 2: to Jesus, the greatest gift you could ever receive. So
Speaker 2: did you know that the Bible says in Luke fifteen,
Speaker 2: right now, all of Heaven is rejoicing because you're a
Speaker 2: part of God's family. The Bible says they have a
Speaker 2: party in heaven every time one person steps across the line.
Speaker 2: And what that means that you and I are now brothers.
Speaker 2: Did you know that we're brothers in Christ and your
Speaker 2: church family are your brothers and sisters here to walk
Speaker 2: alongside you. So Tyler, welcome to the Family of God.
Speaker 2: And as you grow in your faith, staying connected with
Speaker 2: a strong church community is so so important. I want
Speaker 2: you to surround yourself with people who will encourage you
Speaker 2: in the Lord, who will pray for you, who will
Speaker 2: help you stay strong in your journey with Jesus, and
Speaker 2: and see how God moves in your life as you
Speaker 2: faithfully follow Him into your future. By the way, you
Speaker 2: also mentioned that you listen to the Daily Hope podcast.
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Speaker 2: let me just stay here. Thanks. Thanks a lot, Thanks
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Speaker 2: they need, and they can keep seeking God and He
Speaker 2: will guide them.
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