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*Today* I just *felt led* to *teach on faithfulness*.
So *often* we *teach on* the subject of the *faithfulness of God*, & that's a valid & true statement.
For *example*; (*/1 Corinthians 1:9/*) “*/God is faithful, by whom ye were called unto the fellowship of his Son Jesus Christ our Lord/*.”
But *today* I feel that *we need* to *teach on* the subject of *faithfulness to God*.
      *I.*
Turn with me to */NUM 12:5-8a/*
                  *A.* In (*/V 7/*) it *says* that *Moses was faithful* in the Lord's house.
*1.*
*What does it mean to be faithful*?
*a.*
We *could say* that *faithful people are **/dependable/*.
And they *fulfill their **/responsibilities/*
                                          *b.*
*According to the dictionary* it says that *faithful people are*:
                                                      *i.*
*/Loyal/*
                                                      *ii.*
*/Consistent/*
                                                      *iii.*
*/Constant in performance of duties & service/*.
*2.*
In (*/NUM 12:7/*) *where* it *says* that *Moses was faithful*, *the word* “*/faithful/*” *means* “*/To support, confirm, be faithful, uphold, pillars, to be established, make firm, lasting, reliable, trustworthy, to stand firm, to believe in, & trust/*.”
*a.*
*Most of the time* *when* the word “*/faithful or faithfulness/*” is used throughout the Bible it *means the same thing*.
*B.* */1SAM 2:35/*
                              *1.*
This *V* tells us *what the faithful to God will do*.
*a.*
*/1st/* the *faithful* will *do* what is in *the heart of God*.
*b.* */2nd/*, *they* will *do* *what is in the mind of God* */for them to do/*.
*2.*
In other words, *faithfulness to God & obedience to Him go hand in hand*.
*a.*
*Those* that are *faithful & obedient* to the Lord *will be blessed*.
*i.*
In (*/ISA 1:19/*) it says that the *willing & obedient* (that's faithfulness) will *eat* the *good of the land*.
*b.*
In (*/1SAM 2:35/*) *God said* *to* the *faithful* that *He will build them a sure house*.
*i.*
The *NIV* translation *says*, “*/I will firmly establish his house/*.”
*II.*
*Let's look at some Biblical examples of faithfulness* & what it did for them.
*A.* Starting in (*/Dan 6:1/*), we see that *DANIEL* *was promoted* was one of the *leaders* in the *city* of *Babylon*.
He was *just about to be placed as the chief leader* in the city under only the king.
*1.*
The *other leaders* in the city became so *jealous* over him, they *sought* a *way* to *bring him down*, but they *couldn't find any fault against him*.
*/DAN 6:4/*
                              *2.*
They *finally reasoned* within themselves that the *only way* to *find* *fault against him* was to *have* the *king make a decree* *or* a *law* that was *contrary to his belief in God.*
                              *3.* *They talked the king into making a decree* (which is also called a *writing*) that *no one* was to *pray* to any God for 30 days.
*Daniel would not go against* what *God* has said.
*a.* */DAN 6:10‑12a; 16‑23/*
                                          *b.*
*Daniel* was *faithful* *to* the *king* & the *king wanted to promote him*.
c.
But *Daniel* *was most of all faithful to God* & God saved him & prospered him & God got all the glory.
*4.*
*/DAN 6:26‑28/*
                                          *a.*
*There are times* that *you* have to *make* a *choice*, *whether* to be *faithful to God* *or faithful to man*.
*b.*
*/ACTS 5:29/*
                  *B.* */GAL 3:9/*
                              *1.*
Here we see that *Abraham was faithful*.
*a.*
He was *always faithful to God*.
                                          *b.*
But his *faithfulness paid off*.
*i.*
The *Lord made him* a *very prosperous man*.
*ii.*
The *Lord made* a *covenant* with him.
*iii.*
The *Lord* *gave* him a *child* when he was past the years of having children.
*iv.*
The *Lord made* *thru him* the *chosen people*, the Jews.
*v.*
The *Lord made* him the *father of many nations*.
*III.*
*/1COR 4:2/*
                  *A.*
This *V* is *definitely telling us that ministers* *&* *those in leadership* position *must be faithful* to the Lord.
*1.
I won't put someone in a leadership position unless* *I know them to be faithful to the Lord*.
*a.*
This *V* *says* the *same thing*.
It says that the *stewards* (*those in leadership*) be */FOUND/* *faithful*.
*b.*
The *word* “*/FOUND/*” in this *V* *means*
                                                      *i.*
*to meet with*
                                                      *ii.*
*after searching*, to find a thing sought
                                                      *iii.*
*to find by inquiry, thought, examination, scrutiny, observation, to find out by practice and experience, i.e., to see, learn, discover, understand; to be found, i.e., to be seen, be present; to be discovered, recognized, detected, to show one's self out, of one's character or state as found out by others (men, God, or both); to get knowledge of, *
                              *2.*
That *might be talking about leaders*, *but God is no respecter of persons*;
                              *3.*
*If He expects His leaders to be faithful* *then He wants to see all of His children faithful*.
B *When you're faithful even in* the *small things*, *God does not see them as small*.
*1.*
*If you feel* that *all* *you're qualified* for is *sweeping* the *floor*, *if* you're *faithful in that*, *God sees you as faithful in much*.
*2.*
*/LUKE 16:10/*
                                          *i.*
*If you're doing what God told you to do then you are faithful*.
*IV.*
Let's *look at* what will be the *results if you are faithful* to God.
                  *A.* */PRO 28:20/*
                              *1.*
(*/PRO 28:20/*) In the *NIV* says, “*/A faithful man will be richly blessed, but one eager to get rich will not go unpunished/*.”
*a.*
In this *V* *God* is *telling* his *people* that *if you'll be faithful to Him you will be richly blessed*.
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