God's ways often appear paradoxical to human logic, yet understanding these divine paradoxes is essential for discovering our true purpose. Through principles like 'the first shall be last,' 'victory through surrender,' and 'strength in weakness,' we learn that God's power operates contrary to worldly wisdom. By embracing these paradoxes and allowing ourselves to be transformed through Christ, we can step into our divine calling and produce fruit we never thought possible.

We're going to look at one particular guy in the Bible named Naaman, who is as distant from God as they come. And he comes, he meets God, and he receives a breakthrough for this major burden that he has in life.We're going to read through his entire story and talk about what are some of the ways that we can learn from Naaman and really apply it to our life.

I really come here this morning to say to you that God feels your hurt, God feels your pain, and whatever tears you've cried, I guarantee that God has mourned those things 10 times over what you have, because His heart breaks for the sin that we have to deal with, the problems that we're dealing with, because He is a loving God, He is a good God. But we can either have two options, right? We can stay where we are, or we can pick ourselves up like Timothy did, and fan into flames the fire of God that is within us.