09/30/2026
“Prophetic Mondays”
- The Holy Spirit met us and I will never be the same!!!
Message Highlights
“If I Perish, I Perish — When Purpose Requires ‘You’ to Die” is a powerful call to surrender, obedience, and Kingdom purpose drawn from Esther’s courageous decision to risk her life for her people.
The message contrasts Saul’s incomplete obedience some five centuries previous concerning Amalek with Esther’s willingness to surrender everything—including her position and life—for an assignment greater than herself.
What Saul attempted to preserve, Esther was willing to sacrifice, revealing the difference between self-preservation and Kingdom surrender.
Esther’s declaration, “If I perish, I perish” (Esther 4:16), becomes a picture of dying to self—ambition, titles, comfort, reputation, and personal agendas—so that God’s greater purpose can emerge.
Her encounter with the king’s extended scepter further illustrates favor, access, faith, and assignment: favor opened the door, but Esther still had to move toward it.
Ultimately, the sermon points to Christ. Esther approached an earthly throne at the risk of death, while through Jesus believers are invited to “come boldly to the throne of grace” (Hebrews 4:16).
The central challenge is clear:
Purpose before platform.
Assignment before applause.
Service before status.
Sometimes fulfilling God’s purpose requires “you” to die so that the life of Christ can be revealed through you—and so others can experience the fruit of your obedience.
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