I'm About to Act a Donkey

Have you been acting a Donkey, but still want to be used by God? 

We must realize some actions will disable us from being used by God for the kingdom. The good news is that the donkey is not necessarily stubborn, the donkey is a survivor. Learn how through God's power and Grace, being like a donkey will allow us to be Accessible, Available and Accommodating for the Master's use. Will you be there when the master calls for you? God hath need of thee.

Are you quick tempered? Maybe you aren’t as confidential as you should be. To live a life without facades, we must face the person we really are with intestinal fortitude, not through psychological distancing, or by placing blame, but through an introspective look. Sometimes we have self-destructive behaviors that we don’t want to face.

Are you being a Simple Sucker for the enemy? In “I’m About To Act a Donkey”, Bishop Mason teaches us that “Our victory can only be found on the other side of our vulnerability.”
A man who cannot control his own spirit is like a city without walls. Prov 25:28 

As kingdom citizens we must walk in temperance. Let’s get these things straight in the private, so it won’t embarrass us in the public.

In this message, Bishop Mason further explains why Christ the King chose the donkey in which to ride on during His triumphant entry into Jerusalem, yet the colt came in at the same time. This Palm Sunday's sermon is filled with revelatory, exegetical, powerful preaching and teaching! Don’t miss it. Let’s look into Matthew 21:1-3.

Min. Natasha Washington