✨ WBJMinistries Sermon
Where Grace Rises Higher
Struggle With Sin
Elohim of Light, Yahusha our Redeemer, we enter this moment with open hearts. Let Your wisdom guide us, Your compassion steady us, and Your grace transform us. May every symbol, every lesson, and every breath draw us deeper into truth.
Halleluyah. 🙏🏼
The Scripture Foundation
📖 Scriptural Reading
Romiyim (Romans) 3:23, Halleluyah Scriptures
“For all have sinned and fall short of the esteem of Elohim.”📜
Romiyim (Romans) 5:20, Halleluyah Scriptures
“But where sin increased, favour increased still more.”📜
Yahusha does not leave us in our shortcomings. He meets us with an overflow of favour. The Story of the Struggle — Told Through Symbolism
Imagine a vast ocean at sunrise, waves crashing against a stone wall.
⚪ The waves represent sin—relentless, returning, overwhelming at times.
🔵 The wall symbolizes human effort, often strong yet imperfect.
🌄 And the rising light across the horizon represents Yahusha’s grace, spreading brighter than the darkest waters. The waves may grow high, yet the light always grows higher.
This is the message of Romiyim (Romans) 5:20—grace does not merely match sin… it exceeds it. Anthropology, Sociology & Applied Statistics of Human Struggle ~ 📊 Anthropology and sociology show that every culture, tribe, and society on earth documents the reality of human imperfection. In Zulu tradition, the Amadlozi teach that one must face their flaws to rise. In Mohegan culture, the sacred respect for nature reminds us that balance must be restored. Polish Catholic heritage emphasizes humility and perseverance. Buddhist teachings stress the mindfulness of one’s shortcomings. Islamic thought highlights repentance (tawbah) as a path toward mercy. Across civilizations, 100% of human societies recognize moral failure~applied statistics confirms that imperfection is universal. Yet so is the pursuit of redemption. This mirrors Romiyim (Romans) 3:23:
➡️ Humanity falls short.
➡️ Yahusha lifts higher. Manhattan Museum Geography & Spiritual Insight 🌍 Let us travel ~symbolically. To The Metropolitan Museum of Art in Manhattan.
Inside, artifacts from Egypt, Africa, Europe, and the Americas show humanity’s long journey through~mistakes, victories, repentance and renewal. Every ancient symbol whispers:
“We fall. We rise.”
And Yahusha, the Light that fulfills the wisdom of Unkulunkulu, leads us from stone-cold struggle into warm illumination. Philosophical Reflection 🧠 Philosopher Søren Kierkegaard said:
"Sin is the despair of not wanting to be oneself before Elohim."💭
And yet the philosopher Simone Weil wrote:
"Grace fills empty spaces, but cannot enter where there is no space to receive it."💬 Your struggle does not disqualify you.
Your struggle creates the very space where Yahusha pours favour upon favour. Cultural & Ancestral Empowerment.🔺 Amadlozi (ancestors) remind us: strength flows from those who walked before us.
🔺 Unkulunkulu echoes the Creator’s breath of purpose fulfilled through Yahusha.
🔺 Mohegan reverence for creation calls us to honor life with humility.
🔺 Polish endurance teaches resilience in hardship.
🔺 Buddhist mindfulness strengthens reflection.
🔺 Black women’s wisdom reminds us: “Your stumble is not your stop.” Grace is not a trickle—
it is a river overflowing your valley.
📢 Call to Transformation ♦️
Your struggle is not your identity.
Your flaw is not your future.
Your sin is not stronger than Yahusha’s redemption. Where sin tries to rise like those stormy waves~
Yahusha raises favour higher, wider, deeper. 🌊
🌄🙏🏼🤲🏼📿🙌🏼✝️🌍🛐
Yahusha, carry us through every inner wave. Let grace rise above every struggle. Let Your light guide our steps, and let Your favour overflow in every corner of our lives. Strengthen us through the wisdom of ancestors, the courage of cultures, and the truth of Your Word.
Halleluyah. ✨
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