Never underestimate what God can grow
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The kingdom of God is never The kingdom of God is never insignificant. insignificant. insignificant. >> [music] >> [music] >> [music] >> It's never insignificant. As a matter of >> It's never insignificant. As a matter of >> It's never insignificant. As a matter of fact, I love that old hymn that says, fact, I love that old hymn that says, fact, I love that old hymn that says, "Little is much if God is in it. Little "Little is much if God is in it. Little "Little is much if God is in it. Little is much if God is in it." Because what is much if God is in it." Because what is much if God is in it." Because what so often seems insignificant so often seems insignificant so often seems insignificant is God saying, "Hey, it might start is God saying, "Hey, it might start is God saying, "Hey, it might start small, but it won't stay [music] small. small, but it won't stay [music] small. small, but it won't stay [music] small. Trust me. Trust me. Trust me. If my name is put in, If my name is put in, If my name is put in, it never returns void. it never returns void. it never returns void. >> [music] >> [music] >> [music] >> If my name is put in, it always yields >> If my name is put in, it always yields >> If my name is put in, it always yields good fruit.
Summary
The sermon emphasizes that the Kingdom of God is never insignificant, even when it starts small. Referencing the hymn "Little is much if God is in it," it highlights that God's involvement ensures growth and good fruit. The takeaway is to trust that what seems small will not remain so when God's name is included.