Speaker 1: Hey everyone, it's Daily Hope with Pastor Rick Warren. So
Speaker 1: we're continuing with this series called Daring Faith the Key
Speaker 1: to Miracles. And in this series you're learning how to
Speaker 1: have a bold, unshakable faith. And so far this series
Speaker 1: is giving all of us powerful tools to share our faith,
Speaker 1: a faith that gives you courage to impact the world
Speaker 1: around you. Okay, here's Pastor Rick with part one of
Speaker 1: a message called Daring to commit.
Speaker 2: Your life is actually shaped by your commitments. We become
Speaker 2: whatever we are committed to. If you don't commit yourself
Speaker 2: to anything, you become nothing. In life, you're shaped by
Speaker 2: your commitments. Great people are just ordinary people who've made
Speaker 2: a great commitment to a cause greater than themselves. Nobody
Speaker 2: is naturally great. You're not naturally great. I'm not naturetually great.
Speaker 2: We're just normal ordinary people. People become great men or
Speaker 2: great women of God when they commit themselves to something
Speaker 2: greater than themselves. You need a cause bigger than you
Speaker 2: to live for. If the only thing you're living for
Speaker 2: is you, that's not a big enough reason to get
Speaker 2: out of bed. Just call it in and stay in
Speaker 2: bed tomorrow. Instead, you need something bigger than yourself.
Speaker 3: To live for, which draws you out of.
Speaker 2: Yourself, which makes you bigger than yourself, which brings out
Speaker 2: greatness in your life. We become whatever we're committed to.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 2: The problem is a lot of people are afraid of
Speaker 2: making commitments, and we see that in our society day.
Speaker 2: We have a lot of people who don't want to
Speaker 2: commit to anything. There's no loyalty in our nation really
Speaker 2: much anymore. And for a lot of people, it's kind
Speaker 2: of like going down a buffet line, and the fear
Speaker 2: of commitment comes from there might be something better a
Speaker 2: little bit later on. And so you stand there in
Speaker 2: front of the salad area, you know, at the first
Speaker 2: of the you know, the buffet, and you go, well,
Speaker 2: I really don't want to fill up my plate. There
Speaker 2: might be something better. And then you get a little
Speaker 2: bit further down in the you know, the the casse
Speaker 2: roles or whatever, and you go, well, there might be
Speaker 2: something better, and you get down the end of the
Speaker 2: meet said, well, well there might you know, I'll wait
Speaker 2: for the desserts to get down the in the desserts
Speaker 2: don't look gathered because you haven't committed yet. You don't
Speaker 2: have anything on your plate because you were afraid to commit.
Speaker 2: You cannot live a life without making some kind of commitments.
Speaker 2: You can buy a house without making a commitment. You
Speaker 2: can buy a car without making a commitment. You can't
Speaker 2: have a job without making a commitment, so you have
Speaker 2: to make some commitment. You can't get married without making
Speaker 2: a commitment. So commitments define our lives. And the key
Speaker 2: is to make good ones, to make fewer bad commitments,
Speaker 2: and to make more good commitments. Now the Bible says
Speaker 2: this about commitment Romans chapter six. Top of your outline,
Speaker 2: give yourself completely to God. That's a commitment, give yourself
Speaker 2: completely to God, every part of you, for you've been
Speaker 2: brought back to life, and you want to be tools
Speaker 2: in the hands of God, used for his good purposes.
Speaker 2: That's the highest commitment you can make in life, to
Speaker 2: give yourself completely to God, to be used for the
Speaker 2: purposes that He made you, that he created you. Romans twelve,
Speaker 2: Verse one says pretty much something similar. Since God has
Speaker 2: shown us great mercy, and he has offer your lives
Speaker 2: as a living sacrifice, a circle the word offer and
Speaker 2: circle the word sacrifice. Offer your lives as a living sacrifice.
Speaker 2: Your offering must be only for God. And pleasing to Him,
Speaker 2: which is the spiritual way for you to worship.
Speaker 3: This is talking about your life. Offer your life.
Speaker 2: As a sacrifice to God.
Speaker 3: What I want to do this weekend is to talk to.
Speaker 2: You about how your five deepest needs in your life
Speaker 2: are met by five great commitments. You know that we
Speaker 2: believe that there are five purposes for life. They're covered
Speaker 2: in the Great Commandment and the Great Commission. In fact,
Speaker 2: the matto the slogan the saddle backed Church for thirty
Speaker 2: five years has been this, a great commitment to the
Speaker 2: Great Commandment and the Great Commission will grow a great church.
Speaker 2: That's the saddle slogan for thirty five years. A great
Speaker 2: commitment to the Great Commandment and the Great Commission will
Speaker 2: grow a great church. It's been copied by tens of
Speaker 2: thousands of other churches. The Great Commandment and the Great
Speaker 2: Commission are the two great statements of Jesus, where he says,
Speaker 2: love God of all your heart, love your neighbors, yourself,
Speaker 2: Go make disciples, baptizem and teach them to do everything
Speaker 2: I've commanded you from those two passages, the Great Commandment
Speaker 2: the Great Commission. There are five verbs, and there are
Speaker 2: five things God wants us to do with our lives.
Speaker 2: He wants us know him, to love him, to grow
Speaker 2: in him, to serve him, and to share him with others.
Speaker 2: We call this membership, maturity, ministry, mission, magnification. We call
Speaker 2: it worship, discipleship, fellowship, ministry, evangelism. Doesn't really matter the
Speaker 2: words you use. The fact is God has five purposes
Speaker 2: for your life, but they're worthless unless you commit to
Speaker 2: each of them. Now you've heard me teach on the
Speaker 2: purposes of life many many times, but one of the
Speaker 2: things I want to point out this.
Speaker 3: Morning is that you cannot.
Speaker 2: Fulfill God's purpose for your life by yourself. I'll say
Speaker 2: it again, you cannot possibly, possibly at all. There's no
Speaker 2: way you're going to do this, fulfill God's purpose for
Speaker 2: your life by yourself. We were made for each other,
Speaker 2: we were wired for community. We're made for relationships. The
Speaker 2: Bible says it's not good for man to be alone.
Speaker 2: Whether you marry or not, you need relationships in your life.
Speaker 2: You need a spiritual family. And some things you can
Speaker 2: only do with a you can only learn with others,
Speaker 2: you can only be with others. And we're going to
Speaker 2: talk about those five commitments this morning.
Speaker 3: Now let's get right into it.
Speaker 2: The first commitment is the one that causes your faith
Speaker 2: to be strengthened. And unless you make this commitment, your
Speaker 2: faith will not be strengthened on a regular basis for
Speaker 2: the rest of your life. And here it is number one,
Speaker 2: the first commitment. To strengthen my faith, I must unite
Speaker 2: with others in worship. To strengthen my faith, I must
Speaker 2: unite with others in worship. Now, worship is for God,
Speaker 2: but it brings benefits to you. And I could give
Speaker 2: you fifty benefits of worshiping God.
Speaker 3: Let me just mention two.
Speaker 2: It renews your faith and it restores your joy. It
Speaker 2: renews your faith and restores your joy. When you come
Speaker 2: to worship like this and you get together with other
Speaker 2: people and you worship, it renews your faith and.
Speaker 3: It restores your joy. Let me show you two verses.
Speaker 2: Those who weigh on the Lord will renew their strength.
Speaker 2: They will mount up with wings like eagles. They will
Speaker 2: run and not be weary, they will walk and not faint.
Speaker 2: How many times have you gotten up on a Sunday
Speaker 2: morning or whatever and you said, I am so tired.
Speaker 3: I really don't have any energy to go to.
Speaker 2: Church, to go to worship, and that you went to
Speaker 2: worship and afterwards you were more energized.
Speaker 3: How many you would say that, Yeah.
Speaker 2: Of course, because it renews your strength. You're not gonna
Speaker 2: get your strength renewed watching golf on TV. That's just
Speaker 2: gonna make you lazier and lazier. You get renewed, your
Speaker 2: strength gets recharged. Sometimes I think of myself like the
Speaker 2: coach on Rocky. You know, Rocky's out there in every episode,
Speaker 2: I mean in every session in that fight, and he's
Speaker 2: out there and he's, you know, pouring his heart out
Speaker 2: and he's just getting beat to a pulp and the
Speaker 2: bell rings. He goes, thank God, the bell rings, and
Speaker 2: he comes back in the corner and the coach comes
Speaker 2: over and says, you're doing a good job. Throw some
Speaker 2: water on and pats them on the back, slaps him.
Speaker 3: On the face.
Speaker 2: Now get back out there. And sometimes I feel that's
Speaker 2: what I'm doing on Sunday for you.
Speaker 3: I'm going you're.
Speaker 2: Doing a good job, Now get back out there. It's
Speaker 2: Monday morning, tomorrow morning. Don't let them beat you up.
Speaker 2: You're okay, you can make it. And so you come
Speaker 2: in here and I kind of take spiritual jumper cables
Speaker 2: and Buddha and I renew your strength.
Speaker 3: Well, it's not me.
Speaker 2: It's the Word of God, and it's music, and it's worship,
Speaker 2: and that's what renews our strength. Look at this other verse.
Speaker 2: Worship the Lord with gladness. Now it says come before him,
Speaker 2: singing with joy in the in the in the Bible,
Speaker 2: some one hundred says I was glad when they said,
Speaker 2: unto me, let's go into the House of the Lord.
Speaker 2: Not I was mad, Not I was sad. Like, oh, brother,
Speaker 2: I'll let you know my bias. I think it ought
Speaker 2: to be fun to go to church. That may be
Speaker 2: showing to you. But the Bible says I was glad,
Speaker 2: Not I was mad. Not I was sad, Not I
Speaker 2: was bored, Not I was guilty. Now I felt like
Speaker 2: I had to go out of duty. The thing I
Speaker 2: love about Sadolebach church. Nobody comes out of duty. They're
Speaker 2: here because they want to be here. I was glad
Speaker 2: when they said to me, let's go into the House
Speaker 2: of the Lord. Worship the Lord with gladness, come before
Speaker 2: and with singing. Now here's the second life commitment. First
Speaker 2: life commitment gives me spiritual strength. And that is my
Speaker 2: commitment to be in worship regularly with other people that
Speaker 2: energizes me, restores my strength, renews my joy. Number two
Speaker 2: second commitment. This is the commitment that helps you discover
Speaker 2: your identity. And this is the commitment that helps you
Speaker 2: discover your purpose in life. It may shock you, but
Speaker 2: this is how you discover it. I must connect with
Speaker 2: others in fellowship. I must connect with others for fellowship.
Speaker 2: We only learn who we are in relationship.
Speaker 3: We only learn our true identity in community.
Speaker 2: You'll never learn who you really are by yourself. You
Speaker 2: only learn it in relationships. For instance, if you had
Speaker 2: been born and you lived your entire life to adulthood
Speaker 2: with no human contact, none at all, you wouldn't.
Speaker 3: Have the slightest idea of who or what you were.
Speaker 3: You wouldn't even know you were a human being.
Speaker 2: You only know that because you're in relationship to other
Speaker 2: human beings. You learn your identity by being in relationships.
Speaker 2: If you had no human contact, you would know who
Speaker 2: you are. Here's what the Bible says. The Bible says
Speaker 2: that specifically we need to be connected to God's family.
Speaker 2: We need to be connected in fellowship. We need connected
Speaker 2: to the body of Christ. That's the phrase it's used
Speaker 2: for the Church Romans twelve four and five. We are
Speaker 2: like the various parts of the human body, and each
Speaker 2: part gets its meaning circle the word means. That's where
Speaker 2: you find your meaning in life. Each part gets its
Speaker 2: meaning from Christ's body as a whole, not the other
Speaker 2: way around. Each of us finds our meaning and our function.
Speaker 2: That's your purpose in life as a part of his body.
Speaker 2: But as a chopped off finger or a cut off toe.
Speaker 3: We wouldn't amount too much, would we. Now this is
Speaker 3: kind of obvious.
Speaker 2: My ear only functions, only fulfills its purpose by being.
Speaker 3: Connected to the body.
Speaker 2: If my ear was cut off and it's laying on
Speaker 2: the ground over there, what's the value of a cut
Speaker 2: off ear.
Speaker 3: None. It can't hear anything.
Speaker 2: My nose if it got cut off and it's laying
Speaker 2: over there on the ground, what's the purpose of a
Speaker 2: cut off nose None? It has no purpose. It cannot
Speaker 2: smell anything by itself. My eyes, if they're not in
Speaker 2: my eye sockets attached to my body, what is the
Speaker 2: purpose of my eye?
Speaker 3: None?
Speaker 2: It has no value. It has no purpose unless it's
Speaker 2: connected to the body. The purpose that God made you
Speaker 2: for can only be discovered connected to the body, the
Speaker 2: Body of Christ. If you're not connected to the Church,
Speaker 2: then you're not going to know the purpose. You're not
Speaker 2: going to know your role. You're not going to know
Speaker 2: your function, you're not going to know your value and
Speaker 2: your meaning in life disconnected. If my hand is cut off,
Speaker 2: it just withers and dies. It can't grasp anything. It
Speaker 2: has no use at all. The hand is only useful
Speaker 2: as it is connected to the body. Your value, your use,
Speaker 2: your purpose, your identity comes in relationship to God's body,
Speaker 2: to God's family, the Church.
Speaker 3: It's all about relationship.
Speaker 2: This, by the way, is why when you're in conflict
Speaker 2: with somebody, your life sucks. Everything could be going good
Speaker 2: in your life. You've got a lot of money, you
Speaker 2: got a lot of health, you look good, you feel good,
Speaker 2: all these things, and then all of a sudden, you
Speaker 2: have a conflict with somebody and they criticize you, or
Speaker 2: they betray you, or they reject you, and you have
Speaker 2: conflict with that person. All of a sudden, no matter
Speaker 2: what else is going on good in your life, your
Speaker 2: life stinks because we don't like conflict, because we get
Speaker 2: our identity, and we get our purpose, and we get
Speaker 2: all of these things in our relationships. It's why conflict
Speaker 2: is so miserable and so painful, and it's why God
Speaker 2: wants we accept Christ into our lives, wants us to
Speaker 2: become peacemakers, reconcilers, and people who, rather than create conflict
Speaker 2: in the world.
Speaker 3: We create harmony in the world.
Speaker 2: The Bible calls it the ministry of reconciliation. And your job,
Speaker 2: if you're a follower of Jesus Christ, is to make
Speaker 2: relationships better, not make them worse. To create peace and
Speaker 2: harmony and love, not conflict. Now, the Bible says this
Speaker 2: Ephesians chapter two. Christ brought us together through his death
Speaker 2: on the cross, and we brought us.
Speaker 3: Who's he talking about.
Speaker 2: He's talking about all the races, all the ethnic groups,
Speaker 2: all of the people who are different from you, all
Speaker 2: of the different languages.
Speaker 3: He says.
Speaker 2: Christ brought all of us together, every background, every nation,
Speaker 2: every tribe. Threw his death on the cross. The cross
Speaker 2: got us to embrace because at the ground is level,
Speaker 2: at the foot of the cross, nobody's better than anybody else.
Speaker 2: At the cross doesn't matter what color your skin is,
Speaker 2: doesn't matter what language you speak. We're all equally loved
Speaker 2: by God, equally valued by God, equally important to God,
Speaker 2: have equal dignity before God. The Cross got us to embrace,
Speaker 2: and that was the end of hostility. God invented the
Speaker 2: church as a agent for reconciliation in the world. God
Speaker 2: invented the church to be the one place where there's
Speaker 2: no distinction between how you look, how much money you make,
Speaker 2: who you are.
Speaker 3: And that's true. In our church.
Speaker 2: We got rich and we got poor, we got handsome
Speaker 2: and ugly, we got smart people, uneducated people. We've got
Speaker 2: every race, every space, every life. You know, I've told
Speaker 2: you so many times. We speak sixty seven languages in
Speaker 2: our church, and the A in saddleback stands for all
Speaker 2: nation congregation because we want our church to look like
Speaker 2: Heaven's gonna look when you get to heaven. Everybody isn't
Speaker 2: gonna look like you. And if you don't like diversity here,
Speaker 2: you're gonna hate Heaven, because in Heaven we're all gonna
Speaker 2: be every The Bible says, every race, every language, every tribe,
Speaker 2: every nation, every skin color, it's all we're all gonna be.
Speaker 2: God invented that you look like you do because God
Speaker 2: wanted you to look like you, and the person he
Speaker 2: made sitting next to you, he wanted them to look
Speaker 2: like them. When you reject your race or your background,
Speaker 2: you're basically rejecting God. You're saying God, you didn't do
Speaker 2: a good job. Because he made you. He wants you
Speaker 2: to be you, and he doesn't want you to be
Speaker 2: somebody else. So we are to build harmony with each other.
Speaker 2: By the way that verse where it says Jesus brought
Speaker 2: us all together.
Speaker 3: Do you know the history behind us?
Speaker 2: The Temple in Jerusalem was the most segregated building in
Speaker 2: the world.
Speaker 3: It was incredibly segree.
Speaker 2: None of us, not one of us, would be able
Speaker 2: to go into the Temple in Jerusalem because inside the
Speaker 2: temple there was the Holy of Holies, there was the
Speaker 2: inner court, and there was the outer court, and no
Speaker 2: Jews were allowed, and no non Jews were allowed in
Speaker 2: the temple. We would be called gentiles and we would
Speaker 2: be on the outside. Whether we're from Africa or Asia,
Speaker 2: or Latin America or Europe or we would all be
Speaker 2: considered a gentiles, and so none of us would be
Speaker 2: allowed to go in, even into the outer court. In fact,
Speaker 2: do you know what the law said that if you,
Speaker 2: as an Asian or an African or European, walked into
Speaker 2: the and you weren't Jewish and you walked in the
Speaker 2: outer court, they could.
Speaker 3: Kill you the death.
Speaker 2: Now you talk about segregation, that's the ultimate segregation.
Speaker 3: Walk in here and you die.
Speaker 2: The Bible says, Jesus came, he said, you've finished with that.
Speaker 3: He said, no way.
Speaker 2: When Christ died on the cross, not only was the
Speaker 2: veil in the temple destroyed between God and man, but symbolically,
Speaker 2: that outer court wall came down, and he said, now everybody.
Speaker 2: He not only tore down the wall, he invented an
Speaker 2: entire new organization. And it's the only organization on the
Speaker 2: planet for everybody.
Speaker 3: Is called the Church. Whether you're red, yellow.
Speaker 2: Black and white, all are precious in his sight.
Speaker 3: The Church is for everybody.
Speaker 2: It's a whole radical concept, amazing grace for every race.
Speaker 2: And that's that's the second thing here that if you
Speaker 2: become a follower of Jesus, you have to commit to that.
Speaker 3: You have to commit to that.
Speaker 2: Look, here's what the Bible says tewod Corinthians five. Now
Speaker 2: God has reconciled.
Speaker 3: Us to himself.
Speaker 2: That's salvation through Christ and what happens after I'm saved.
Speaker 2: He's given us the ministry of reconciliation and the message
Speaker 2: of reconciliation. Do you think either of those are needed
Speaker 2: in the world today? Hello, have you been watching the
Speaker 2: news this last week? If anybody needs reconciliation right now?
Speaker 2: We have so many divisions in our nation right now,
Speaker 2: between gender, between races, between economic status, and Christians ought
Speaker 2: to be at the forefront saying hey, there's one place
Speaker 2: where everybody's welcome, no matter where they are from.
Speaker 3: It's the church.
Speaker 2: We should be the place showing love, showing fellowship. You know,
Speaker 2: this week I was watching on TV and I was
Speaker 2: watching and I was kind of just shocked because Ben
Speaker 2: Watson is a NFL player, a place for the New
Speaker 2: Orleans Saints, and he got on one of these shows
Speaker 2: and he started preaching and I had to tape.
Speaker 3: But watch this.
Speaker 4: Your message is getting out there, and it's a great message.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it is.
Speaker 5: And you know, honestly, we all have a problem, and
Speaker 5: I've said it before, we all have a sin problem
Speaker 5: as human beings, and it's something that we're born with
Speaker 5: and we just see it manifest in different ways and
Speaker 5: in this situation. It's racial, it's brutality, it's people breaking
Speaker 5: a little awe, it's the smoke, but the underlying fire
Speaker 5: is something that we all have to deal with and
Speaker 5: that's our sin. And only through a relationship with Jesus
Speaker 5: christis that we can really deal with these situations and
Speaker 5: deal with our problem, and then we can move forward
Speaker 5: and have reconciliation. Then we can move forward and create jobs.
Speaker 5: Then we can move forward and have better relations between
Speaker 5: the community and police officers. Then we can move forward
Speaker 5: and truly love our brothers with the love of God
Speaker 5: once we have that in our own hearts. And so
Speaker 5: when I see things like this happen, I really hurt
Speaker 5: because it is a heart change that needs to happen
Speaker 5: in America.
Speaker 3: Right now in order for us to be reconciled, you know.
Speaker 4: And we should have taken your message after Ferguson. You know,
Speaker 4: maybe if maybe, if a lot of the communities had,
Speaker 4: you know, had taken your message to heart then a
Speaker 4: little bit more and focused on some of the bigger
Speaker 4: problems that we have.
Speaker 3: You know.
Speaker 4: Unfortunately, you know, so we have to we go through
Speaker 4: these different episodes where now we watch Baltimore two nights
Speaker 4: ago with burning US Senior Center. Senior Center was burned,
Speaker 4: and you know, now tonight a very tense situation is
Speaker 4: that you know, what's it going to take for all
Speaker 4: us to sort of sit down and really work on
Speaker 4: these problems.
Speaker 5: Well, first of all, I think that that there is
Speaker 5: great hope, and I've said, you know, the Gospel gives
Speaker 5: us hope, it gives mankind hope. But I've seen people
Speaker 5: join together. I've seen pastors in these communities. I've seen
Speaker 5: different community leaders join hands. I've seen and heard myself
Speaker 5: from people who are in the police force who aren't,
Speaker 5: who don't have these same feelings, who aren't a part
Speaker 5: of the brutality, who want those scenes to change. So well,
Speaker 5: while it may seem when we're watching on TV and
Speaker 5: we're away from it, that there's nothing happening, nothing positive happening,
Speaker 5: I'm encouraged that there really are people out there who
Speaker 5: are trying to make a change. And as soon as
Speaker 5: we understand that we all have this susceptibility to do
Speaker 5: these things, and we address our sin problem, I really
Speaker 5: believe we'll be able to move forward as a country.
Speaker 3: Ben was preaching on TV. Wow, I'm.
Speaker 2: I'm gonna invite that guy to come to a sermon here.
Speaker 2: He was so good, I mean NFL player, and he's
Speaker 2: saying it's a sin problem. The hope is the Gospel.
Speaker 2: We've got to give our lives to Christ. Until we're
Speaker 2: reconciled to Christ, we can't be reconciled with each other.
Speaker 2: He's saying all the right things. That's what's needed to
Speaker 2: be said, and we have. This is the second commitment
Speaker 2: in life. I'll not only worship God, I'll build fellowship
Speaker 2: among other people because we need each other for fellowship,
Speaker 2: and that's where we find our identity and our purpose.
Speaker 2: The only way that we can win, all win is
Speaker 2: by standing together.
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