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YOU WERE BORN TO WIN | But Why Aren't You? | 52 Days of Rebuilding | Dr. Eric Thomas
You were born to win. But if that's true, why aren't you winning?
In this powerful message from the 52 Days of Rebuilding series, Dr. Thomas delivers one of the most convicting sermons of the year using John 3:16 and 17, Isaiah 43, and the story of Nehemiah to expose the real reason you're not living the life God designed for you. It's not because you don't have what it takes. It's not because God hasn't blessed you. It's because you've been losing for so long, you've started to talk like a loser, think like a loser, and accept what God never intended for you.
God didn't send Jesus to condemn you. He sent Him to rescue you. You don't rescue something that's not valuable. And the first move God made when we sinned wasn't hell. It wasn't shame. It was salvation. Jesus didn't come looking for people to write off or embarrass. He came to save, heal, restore, and transform. He came that you might have life, and have it more abundantly.
The 140 year broken wall in Nehemiah wasn't supposed to happen. But when it did, God didn't leave it broken. He rebuilt it in 52 days. Not 52 months. Not 52 years. 52 days. Because God doesn't just want to bless you. He wants to do it quickly so you can get back to the abundant life He created you for. You didn't knock your own walls down. You didn't ask for the trauma. But God is asking you one question: when are you going to rebuild?
In this message you'll discover:
→ Why you were born to win and designed to win, and how losing became your identity
→ The difference between John 3:16 and John 3:17, and why God's first move wasn't condemnation
→ How God rescues what's valuable, and why you're too precious to stay stuck
→ Why God can heal you quickly when you pass through deep waters and fire
→ What it means to be precious in God's sight, and why human validation isn't enough
→ How to stop comparing yourself to others and get back into the Word
→ Why 52 days is all it takes when you stop making excuses and start building with God