In his sermon titled "Show me a token for good," Marcus Funnell explores the concept of divine tokens in the life of a believer, drawing from Psalm 86:17. The main theological focus is the nature and necessity of God's assurance and tokens of grace, particularly in times of struggle and doubt. Funnell argues that these divine tokens—evidences of God's presence and favor—are profoundly significant for spiritual vitality, enabling believers to navigate adversity while reinforcing their faith in God's unfailing love. He references the journey of figures like David, Moses, and Rahab, highlighting how God provided subtle tokens to affirm His promise and presence at crucial times in their lives. The sermon emphasizes that these tokens serve as reminders of God's faithfulness and calls believers to plead for such assurances, fostering a humble and dependent relationship with God.
“Show me a token for good, that they which hate me may see it and be ashamed.”
“If the Lord has never shown you anything, you can't get in there.”
“When I went before... and I said, I just, I don't wanna, run before I can walk.”
“The Lord doesn't give you a token to go and hide.”
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