Godshall supplyallourneedssunday school.pptx

SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSONS

1. Rev. Richard S. Dangos

2. Deep Meaning and Reflection “ But my God…” – A Personal God Paul speaks with intimate confidence. He doesn’t say “the God,” but “my God,” reflecting a deep personal relationship with the Lord. This shows that God’s provision comes from a relational place, not just a transactional one. It’s grounded in covenant and love.

3. 2. “Shall supply…” – A Divine Guarantee The Greek word “ plēroō ” (π ληρόω ) means to fill up, make full, or complete. God is not merely helping a little—He is completely satisfying the believer’s needs. This is not a maybe; it's a promise.

4. 3. “All your need…” – Not All Your Wants Paul carefully says "need" and not "wants." Needs refer to what is necessary for your calling, your growth, your daily walk, and God’s purpose in your life. God may not give luxuries, but He never fails to meet what is essential.

5. 4. “According to His riches…” – Not from, but according to God doesn’t give us just a portion from His wealth; He gives in proportion to His infinite riches. Just like a billionaire giving someone a million, it’s not from his riches (a tip), but according to—reflecting the scale of his wealth. God's giving is lavish, boundless, and limitless.

6. 5. “In glory…” – Not just earthly provision God’s provision comes from the realm of His glory, meaning it may be: Miraculous, Timely, Beyond natural explanation. This shows that His help is not constrained by the economy, situation, or logic.

7. 6. “By Christ Jesus” – The Source and Channel All provision, blessing, and grace come through Jesus Christ. Christ is the bridge between God’s riches and our needs . In Him, we are heirs of divine abundance (Romans 8:17).

8. Application If you're serving the Lord faithfully—like the Philippians who supported Paul—this promise is yours. When we place God’s kingdom first (Matthew 6:33), we can rest assured that He takes care of our every true need—financial, spiritual, emotional, and physical.

9. Supporting Verses Matthew 6:33 – “Seek first the kingdom of God...” Psalm 23:1 – “The Lord is my shepherd; I shall not want.” 2 Corinthians 9:8 – “God is able to bless you abundantly...” Romans 8:32 – “He who did not spare His own Son...how will He not...give us all things?”