Sermons on Numbers 11

3 sermons preach from Numbers 11 in real church libraries — each one transcribed, summarized, and indexed to the verse. Jump to the exact moment a verse is quoted, or open the full sermon.

“And when the people complained...the LORD heard it; his anger was kindled and the fire of the LORD burned among them and consumed them...and when Moses prayed unto the LORD, the fire was quenched.”
Numbers 11:1-2 · as preached in “#1403 Wins-day Service” at The Shabach Church

Numbers 11:1-2

1 sermon

“And when the people complained...the LORD heard it; his anger was kindled and the fire of the LORD burned among them and consumed them...and when Moses prayed unto the LORD, the fire was quenched.”

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 11:14

1 sermon

“Moses: 'I am not able to bear all these people alone because it's too heavy for me.'”

REMAINING FAITHFUL IN FRUSTRATING TIMES| Elder Christopher Goodson| Sunday Service July 12th 8am

Elder Christopher Goodson urges believers to remain faithful amid discouragement by identifying three enemies of endurance—ministry fatigue, the frustration of waiting, and the temptation to quit—and offers pastoral encouragement and practical steps (rest in Christ, community, patience, continued service and giving) to persevere until God’s promised harvest arrives.

Numbers 11:16-17

1 sermon

“God helped him carry the load: 'he told Moses to appoint seventy elders.'”

REMAINING FAITHFUL IN FRUSTRATING TIMES| Elder Christopher Goodson| Sunday Service July 12th 8am

Elder Christopher Goodson urges believers to remain faithful amid discouragement by identifying three enemies of endurance—ministry fatigue, the frustration of waiting, and the temptation to quit—and offers pastoral encouragement and practical steps (rest in Christ, community, patience, continued service and giving) to persevere until God’s promised harvest arrives.

Numbers 11:16-24

1 sermon

“And the Lord said to Moses, gather unto me 70 men of the elders of Israel, whom thou knowest to be elders of the people and officers over them.”

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 11:16-17,24-26

1 sermon

“For the people who panicked in Numbers chapter 11 — they turned panic into complaint and God found 70 elders so Moses' original voice would have echoes.”

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 11:16-25

1 sermon

“God had to find 70 elders in Moses' camp and make Moses' original voice have echoes; as long as they said what God was saying through Moses, they were prophesying.”

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 11:18-20

1 sermon

“The Lord said, tell them they're going to eat flesh; therefore the Lord will give you flesh. Ye shall not eat one day, nor two days, nor five days, nor ten days, nor twenty days; it will be loathsome unto you because you have despised the Lord which is among you.”

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 11:24-25

1 sermon

“Moses called together 70 leaders; God took some of the spirit on Moses and put it on the 70 elders, and when the spirit rested on them they prophesied but it was a one-time event.”

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 11:25-30

1 sermon

“The Lord came down in a cloud and took of the spirit on Moses and gave it to seventy elders so they prophesied; Eldad and Medad prophesied in the camp, Joshua asked Moses to forbid them, and Moses said, 'I would God that all of the Lord's people were prophets.'”

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 11:25

1 sermon

“The Lord took some authority from Moses and gave it to 70 elders, and when the Lord's spirit took control of them they started shouting like prophets but they did it only one time.”

#1403 Wins-day Service

A call to honor God-ordained leadership and prophetic order: the pastor uses Numbers 11–12 to warn against prophesying out of order, complaining, and using spiritual gifts without character; he contrasts a prophet 'in general' with a prophetic 'general' who must demonstrate education, experience, integrity and submission, and urges sanctification, accountability, worship, and faithful stewardship.

Numbers 11:31-33

1 sermon

“God sent quail...they cooked the quail and scripture said when they had the meat in their mouth, they died.”

Sunday Service 10:30AM

A New Year Sunday message calling the congregation to deny self, take up their cross daily, and enter a 21-day corporate season of prayer and fasting beginning Wednesday. The preacher taught from Luke 9:23 about the flesh vs. spirit, explained types and purposes of fasting, shared testimonies of breakthrough, and issued invitations for surrender, prayer, and participation in church life.

Numbers 11:33

1 sermon

“They cooked the quail and scripture said when they had the meat in their mouth, they died.”

Sunday Service 10:30AM

A New Year Sunday message calling the congregation to deny self, take up their cross daily, and enter a 21-day corporate season of prayer and fasting beginning Wednesday. The preacher taught from Luke 9:23 about the flesh vs. spirit, explained types and purposes of fasting, shared testimonies of breakthrough, and issued invitations for surrender, prayer, and participation in church life.

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