Not My Willis more than just a phrase—it’s the hardest and most important prayer a believer can pray. Every day, we wrestle withour own desiresversusGod’s purpose. But true power, true victory, and true peace come when we say,“Not my will, but Thine be done.”
In this sermon,Not My Will, we explore howself-willis the greatest battle we will ever fight. King Saul thought he could obeyhis wayinstead ofGod’s way, and it cost him everything.Not My Willreveals how partial obedience leads to spiritual failure, but full surrender unlocksthe power of God.
What This Sermon Covers
•The Danger of Self-Will– Saul justifiedpartial obedience, just like many do today. He thoughthis version of obediencewas enough, but God rejected it.
•Jesus in Gethsemane– The ultimate example of surrender. Even in His greatest agony, He prayed,“Not my will, but Thine be done.”
•The Power of True Surrender– When we let go of our plans and submit to God’s, miracles happen. The Holy Ghost is poured outon those who yield.
•The Cost of Disobedience– When we resist God’s will, we open the door toconfusion, struggle, and spiritual weakness.
•The Reward of Surrender– When we say,“Not my will,”we step intoGod’s best for our lives—His purpose, His anointing, and His divine direction.
Why Every Pastor Should Preach Not My Will
Not My Willis a sermon that willchallenge, convict, and transformyour congregation. People will see themselves in Saul’s mistake and learn how to fully yield like Jesus in Gethsemane. This message will help believers:
If you want to seetrue spiritual breakthroughsin your church.This is more than a sermon—it’s a call tototal surrender.