The sermon centers on the divine call and empowerment of ordinary individuals—Bezalel and Aholiab—for extraordinary service in building the tabernacle, illustrating how God equips, calls, and stirs His people to participate in His redemptive work. It emphasizes that leadership is not merely elected or self-claimed but divinely appointed, rooted in spiritual gifts, character, and God's providential preparation, with modern parallels found in the qualifications for church office outlined in Scripture. The passage reveals that God's church is built not by a single individual but by the collective, Spirit-empowered contributions of all believers, each serving according to their gifts, whether in teaching, craftsmanship, administration, or prayer. The overflowing generosity of the people, motivated by heartfelt devotion rather than obligation, reflects God's ongoing provision and blessing, culminating in the ultimate purpose: the glory of God through Christ, who is the true and eternal tabernacle. The sermon concludes with a call to recognize that God's work in the church is sustained by His grace, not human effort, and that every believer is invited to serve in joyful obedience for His eternal glory.

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