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Provoking Uncommon breakthrough
SERMON TITLE: PROVOKING UNCOMMON BREAKTHROUGH
ANCHOR SCRIPTURE: GENESIS 18:1-15 (10-14)

Introduction
Everyone at some point in their lives have that one thing that bothers them so deeply that they would only wish they happen by magic. There are uncommon problems that have limited many from advancing to a higher level where God wants us to be. It is God’s will and desire that His children are blessed beyond measure, irrespective of our color, background and beliefs. If not so, why does God allow the sun to shine on the good and on the evil? God truly desires that we should be blessed in all works of life, in marriage; He desires that we are fruitful, in business and career He desires that we expand and break out from the North to the South, East and west, in Ministry; He desires that we reach out to millions of souls and depopulate hell, etc. Why then is it almost impossible and difficult for many to attain the height that God wants them in?
Breakthrough is quite easy to understand, it is an act of breaking through and obstacle.
For a great door and effectual is opened unto me, and there are many adversaries – 1 Corinthians 16:9
Abraham was in a predicament that many would have considered shameful, he was mocked, he was questioned, he was cheated, he was manipulated, and he was threatened. Though he had all things, but he had no child of His own. He needed an uncommon breakthrough for that uncommon problem. The predicament of Abraham and his wife Sarah was such that everything around them proved impossible that even Sarah lost hope. She was no longer like other women, I bet she no longer saw her period, she had lost the fire in ever young woman, she had lost the passion to meet with her husband, she was completely hopeless.
Uncommon problems need uncommon breakthrough that can only be brought about by the hand of God. If you need the hand of God to move on your behalf today, there are certain steps to take. Tonight, I’ll be pointing out three steps that

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