In Acts 4:29, the early church doesn’t pray for safety or comfort, but for boldness. Facing opposition and uncertainty, they ask God to empower them to speak His word with courage. This sermon explores what true, Spirit-filled boldness looks like and how God still strengthens His people to live and speak faithfully today.

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Often in life, we feel abandoned.

We pray, we seek God’s direction, we ask for His plan yet silence seems to answer us back. In those moments, it’s easy to believe that God has walked away.

But the truth is not that God has abandoned us—

it’s that we often interfere with the very plans He is working out.

1.Interfering with God’s Plan Many times, we convince ourselves that what’s right in front of us must be God’s plan.

We rush ahead.

We make decisions out of fear, impatience, or pain.

And when things fall apart, we say, “God, where were You?” But nothing we create on our own can compare to God’s perfect plan.

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• “The church hasn’t fallen asleep overnight—we’ve been napping.”
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• A nap feels harmless:
  
  • Comfortable
  • Temporary
  • Unintentional
  • But spiritually:
    
• Naps turn into missed moments
• Missed warnings
• Missed assignments “You can love God and still be asleep.”

Paul isn’t talking to the world—he’s talking to believers. He isn’t talking to religious people he is talking to the people who the body.

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