There is no junior Holy Spirit!
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When God actually calls [music] When God actually calls [music] Jeremiah, the Bible says that his first Jeremiah, the Bible says that his first Jeremiah, the Bible says that his first response is, "Lord, I'm too young to response is, "Lord, I'm too young to response is, "Lord, I'm too young to speak for you." [music] And then God speak for you." [music] And then God speak for you." [music] And then God responds and he says, "Don't say you're responds and he says, "Don't say you're responds and he says, "Don't say you're too young. You have to go where I tell too young. You have to go where I tell too young. You have to go where I tell you to go and say what I tell you to you to go and say what I tell you to you to go and say what I tell you to say. It's not your age that qualifies say. It's not your age that qualifies say. It's not your age that qualifies you to be used by me. [music] It's your you to be used by me. [music] It's your you to be used by me. [music] It's your willingness to obey. There is no junior willingness to obey. There is no junior willingness to obey. There is no junior [singing] Holy Spirit."
Summary
This sermon highlights God's calling and the human tendency to feel inadequate, referencing Jeremiah's similar hesitation. The central message is that God's calling is not based on age or perceived qualifications but on a willing spirit ready to obey His commands. The practical takeaway is to trust in God's power and choose obedience over self-doubt when called to serve.