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The document emphasizes that God is committed to completing the work He starts in individuals, as highlighted in Philippians 1:6. It encourages believers to trust the process of growth and maturity through trials and to remain focused on Jesus for empowerment. The conclusion reassures that no one is an abandoned project and encourages daily surrender and cooperation with God to fulfill His purpose.

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Topic Trusting

The document emphasizes that God is committed to completing the work He starts in individuals, as highlighted in Philippians 1:6. It encourages believers to trust the process of growth and maturity through trials and to remain focused on Jesus for empowerment. The conclusion reassures that no one is an abandoned project and encourages daily surrender and cooperation with God to fulfill His purpose.

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*Topic: Trusting God to Complete His Work in You*

The truth is: God never starts what He cannot finish. If He began the work in you, He is committed to
seeing it through.

*1. GOD IS THE ONE WORKING IN YOU*

*Philippians 1:6* – _“He who began a good work in you will carry it on to completion until the day of
Christ Jesus.”_

God doesn’t abandon projects. The salvation, calling, healing, and character He started in you is not
dependent on your strength alone. It’s His work.

*Application:* Stop striving in fear. Rest in the fact that the Author is also the Finisher.

*2. GOD USES PROCESS TO PERFECT US*

*James 1:2-4* – _“Let perseverance finish its work so that you may be mature and complete, not lacking
anything.”_

Trials, waiting seasons, and corrections are not punishment. They are God’s tools to shape you.

*Isaiah 64:8* – _“We are the clay, you are the potter; we are all the work of your hand.”_

*Application:* Trust the process. The pressure is producing maturity.

*3. GOD WILL EMPOWER YOU TO THE END*

*1 Thessalonians 5:23-24* – _“May God himself... sanctify you through and through... The one who calls
you is faithful, and he will do it.”_
God doesn’t call and then leave you. His faithfulness is the guarantee.

*Hebrews 12:2* – _“Let us fix our eyes on Jesus, the author and perfecter of our faith.”_

*Application:* Keep your eyes on Jesus, not on how incomplete you feel right now.

*4. HOW DO WE TRUST HIM TO COMPLETE IT?*

1. *Surrender daily* – _Romans 12:1_ Present yourself as a living sacrifice.

2. *Cooperate with Him* – _Philippians 2:12-13_ Work out your salvation, because God is working in
you.

3. *Don’t despise small beginnings* – _Zechariah 4:10_ God rejoices to see the work begin.

4. *Keep confessing His Word* – God watches over His word to perform it _Jeremiah 1:12_

*CONCLUSION / CHARGE*

You are not a mistake. You are not an abandoned project.

*Psalm 138:8* – _“The Lord will fulfill his purpose for me. Your steadfast love, O Lord, endures forever.
Do not forsake the work of your hands.”_

Trust Him. He who started it will complete it. The God that began with Abraham, Moses, David and Paul
is still in the business of completing His work.

*Prayer Point:*

Father, I surrender every unfinished area of my life to You. Complete what You started in me. Don’t
leave me halfway. In Jesus name. Amen.

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