Your Condition is not Your Conclusion pt3

And we wanna continue talking about your condition is not your conclusion.

We are on part three.

Your condition is not your conclusion.

When we began two weeks ago, we talk about the man who was lame for 38 years.

Last week, we spoke about Job.

Today, we wanna continue, and our focus will be on Jabez.

And our scripture will come from 1 Chronicles 4:9-10.

And it begins, "There was a man named Jabez who was more honorable than any of his brothers.

His mother named him Jabez because his birth had been so painful.

He was the one who prayed to the God of Israel, 'Oh, that you will bless me and expand my territory.

Please be with me in all that I do and keep me from all trouble and pain.' And God granted him his request." Amen.

So here we are talking about your condition is not your conclusion, and life presents many people with condition that seemed like permanent victims.

Jabez was introduced in scripture as a man whose very name meant pain and whose condition reflected rejection.

When you have some time, you can read the entire chapter.

So his condition reflected rejection, limitation, and sorrow, yet the same man cried out to God, and his story was rewritten forever.

The story of Jabez is a powerful reminder that no matter your background, your struggles, or your present circumstances, God has the power to change your condition into a glorious conclusion.

Amen.

His life teaches us that destiny is not determined by human labeling, but by divine intervention.

Amen.

In this message, we will explore lessons from Jabez's transformation to remind us that what you are going through is not the end of your story.

God has a better conclusion prepared for you.