WHAT ABOUT ME?

Randy Skeete

OVERVIEW

This sermon invites you into a deeper relationship with God, showing that eternal life begins with truly knowing Him—not just believing in Him. Through powerful biblical insights, it explores God's truth, love, provision, and sovereignty, encouraging bold, honest prayer and unwavering trust in His care.

RS 179L What About Me
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ABOUT-- Randy Skeete

Randy Skeete, a graduate of the Andrews University Theological Seminary and a powerful preacher of the Word, has memorized large portions of Scripture and is known for his soul-searching presentations. After his position as Counselor/Director of Medical School Programs at the University of Michigan, he served in the Campus Ministries Department of the Michigan Conference and also as associate speaker for American Christian Ministries. Randy is now fully self-supporting in his ministry, and is currently an international evangelist with most of his work done in Africa and Southeast Asia.

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KEY INSIGHTS

💡 God’s Glory and Eternal Life Through Relationship: The sermon begins by referencing Jesus’ prayer in John 17, highlighting that eternal life is knowing God as the one true God and Jesus Christ whom He sent. This foundational truth underlines the entire message—life’s purpose is a relationship with God, not merely ritual or belief. This elevates the value of experiencing and living in God’s presence above material or worldly concerns.

💡 Truth as Divine and the Basis for Authentic Living: The speaker emphasizes that “God is truth,” drawing from various biblical sources and asserting that living truthfully means aligning one’s life with God’s Word. This insight connects moral integrity directly to spiritual obedience, implying that societal “decency” without divine truth is insufficient for genuine righteousness. Truthfulness is portrayed not merely as honesty but as entire conformity to God’s revealed will.

💡 Comparison Between Human and Divine Parenting: The message uses Matthew 7:11 to contrast the flawed love of sinful earthly parents with the perfect love of the Heavenly Father, who will freely give “good things” to His children. This comparison reassures believers of God’s unfailing care amidst human failures. It also challenges listeners to trust God more deeply, especially in times when human institutions and relationships falter or fail.

💡 God’s Providence Evidenced Through Nature: Referencing Matthew 6:25–26, the sermon highlights how God effortlessly cares for the birds of the air, suggesting that humans, made in God’s image and redeemed by Christ’s blood, will surely receive His provision. The simplicity of God’s caregiving in nature serves as an analogy for His commitment to human needs, building faith in God’s ongoing sustenance amidst life’s uncertainties.

💡 God’s Granting of Requests to Demons Illustrates His Sovereignty: The narrative from Mark 5 shows Jesus granting multiple requests from demons, indicating God’s sovereign power and willingness to answer requests even from unworthy petitioners. This striking truth is used to underscore how much more God will respond to His children’s prayers. Far from implying God is obligated, it encourages believers to approach Him with confidence and humility, highlighting both His justice and mercy.

💡 God’s Protective Permission Amid Trials (Job’s Story): Using the story of Job from the Old Testament, the speaker explains how God permits trials inflicted by Satan but maintains ultimate control for His glory. Job’s faithfulness despite suffering illustrates the righteous endurance God desires and the protective boundary He upholds. This offers believers assurance that suffering is not abandonment but a allowed part of spiritual growth and divine testing.

💡 Invitation to Boldly Pray and Reason with God: The repeated phrase “What about me?” captures the common human yearning for God’s attention and favor. The sermon encourages listeners to express this longing before God openly, reminding them that God invites such reasoning (Isaiah 1:18) and that no request is too big or too small for Him. This fostered dialogue reflects an intimate relationship where prayer is both humble and courageous, grounded in faith in God’s goodness and power.

DATE ADDED: June 25, 2025 TOPICS: No SKU: RS-179L
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