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2026年7月15日
一顆願意為神工作而心甘情願的心
訊息：上帝更渴望心甘情願的心，而非被迫的手
出埃及記35章標誌著以色列人的新開始。在金牛犢悲劇之後，上帝重新與祂子民建立關係，並邀請他們參與建造會幕——祂的同在將在此居住。本章教導我們，上帝不僅關心我們所付出的，更關心我們心靈的狀況。
1. 敬拜始於順服
摩西首先提醒百姓守安息日（出埃及記35：1–3）。在任何為神工作開始之前，他們被呼召休息並榮耀祂。
這教導我們一個重要原則：我們與神的關係優先於為神服務。沒有團契的事工可能會變成空洞的活動。上帝先渴望我們的心，而不是渴望我們的雙手。
應用： 每天花時間與上帝相處。讓你的服務從敬拜中流露出來，而不是義務。
2. 上帝愛心甘情願的心
出埃及記35章反覆說，來的人是「心動的」和「靈願意的人」（出埃及記35：21、26、29）。
人民自願帶來：
- 金銀獎
- 精美布料
- 寶石
- 木材與油
- 他們的技藝與工藝
沒有人被強迫。他們的奉獻是喜樂的，因為他們回應了上帝的恩典。
上帝至今仍在尋找願意的心。無論我們奉獻時間、才能、財務或鼓勵，祂都樂於愉快且自願地服務。
應用： 問問自己：「我服事神是因為我必須，還是因為我愛祂？」
3. 上帝為同一目的使用不同的恩賜
神以智慧、理解和技藝充滿比撒列和奧何利亞布，使他們建造會幕（出埃及記35：30–35）。其他人則紡織紗線、製作材料或提供資源。
不是每個人都有相同的天賦，但每個人都有自己的位置。
同樣地，教會是一個有許多成員的整體（哥林多前書12章）。有些人教導，有些人領導，有些人鼓勵，有些人則在幕後默默服務。每一份禮物在獻給上帝時都很重要。
應用方法： 不要拿你的天賦和別人比較。忠實使用上帝託付給你的一切。
4. 上帝能拯救破碎的民族
就在幾章之前，這些人還用他們的黃金做了一尊神像。現在他們自願帶著黃金來建造上帝的居所。
這是神救贖恩典的美麗畫面。曾經用於罪惡的事物，現在可以奉獻給神的榮耀。
上帝能將我們過去的失敗轉化為祂恩典的見證。
應用： 無論你過去的錯誤是什麼，神都能恢復你的生命，並使用你成為祂的國度。
出埃及記35章的重要教訓
- 敬拜始於順服與與神的團契。
- 上帝更重視願意的心，勝過勉強的服侍。
- 每位信徒都有獨特的恩賜來建立神的國度。
- 神的恩典恢復人心，並引導他們的生命走向祂的榮耀。
我們祈禱：
天父，
感謝祢透過出埃及記第35章向我們顯示，祢樂於喜悅願意的心。祢不強迫我們事奉祢，而是邀請我們出於愛與感恩參與祢的工作。
主啊，請幫助我們將與祢的關係置於一切行動之上。教導我們在開始工作前，忠實敬拜祢，並在祢同在中安息。
賜給我們慷慨的心，樂意奉獻時間、才幹、資源和生命給祢。消除任何阻撓、驕傲或自私，讓我們無法全心事奉祢。
感謝祢賜予我們每一位獨特的禮物。幫助我們忠實地使用這些福音，來加強你的教會，鼓勵他人，並榮耀你的名。請保護我們不與他人比較，反而幫助我們在祢透過子民的不同方式中歡欣鼓舞。
主啊，感謝祢是恢復的神。正如你在以色列人失敗後改變他們，也請藉你的恩典改變我們。贖回我們過去的錯誤，並用我們的生命作為祢憐憫與信實的見證。
願我們所做的一切，都是出於願意的心、喜樂的順服，以及真誠地尊榮耶穌基督的渴望。
奉我們主與救主耶穌基督的寶貴名義禱告。
阿門。
July 15 2026
A Willing Heart for God’s Work
Message: God Desires Willing Hearts More Than Forced Hands
Exodus 35 marks a new beginning for the Israelites. After the tragedy of the golden calf, God renews His relationship with His people and invites them to participate in building the Tabernacle—the place where His presence would dwell among them. This chapter teaches us that God is not merely interested in what we give, but in the condition of our hearts.
1. Worship Begins with Obedience
Moses first reminds the people to keep the Sabbath (Exodus 35:1–3). Before any work for God begins, they are called to rest and honor Him.
This teaches us an important principle: our relationship with God comes before our service for God. Ministry without fellowship can become empty activity. God desires our hearts before He desires our hands.
Application: Spend time with God daily. Let your service flow out of worship, not obligation.
2. God Loves a Willing Heart
Repeatedly, Exodus 35 says that those who came were those “whose hearts were stirred” and “whose spirits were willing” (Exodus 35:21, 26, 29).
The people freely brought:
- Gold and silver
- Fine fabrics
- Precious stones
- Wood and oil
- Their skills and craftsmanship
No one was forced. Their giving was joyful because they were responding to God’s grace.
God still looks for willing hearts today. Whether we give our time, talents, finances, or encouragement, He delights in cheerful and voluntary service.
Application: Ask yourself, “Am I serving God because I have to, or because I love Him?”
3. God Uses Different Gifts for One Purpose
God filled Bezalel and Oholiab with wisdom, understanding, and skill to build the Tabernacle (Exodus 35:30–35). Others spun yarn, crafted materials, or contributed resources.
Not everyone had the same gift, but everyone had a place.
Likewise, the Church is one body with many members (1 Corinthians 12). Some teach, some lead, some encourage, some serve quietly behind the scenes. Every gift matters when it is offered to God.
Application: Don’t compare your gift with others. Faithfully use what God has entrusted to you.
4. God Can Redeem a Broken People
Only a few chapters earlier, these same people used their gold to make an idol. Now they willingly bring their gold to build God’s dwelling place.
This is a beautiful picture of God’s redeeming grace. What was once used for sin can now be dedicated to God’s glory.
God can transform our past failures into testimonies of His grace.
Application: Whatever mistakes are behind you, God can restore your life and use you for His kingdom.
Key Lessons from Exodus 35
- Worship begins with obedience and fellowship with God.
- God values willing hearts more than reluctant service.
- Every believer has unique gifts to build God’s kingdom.
- God’s grace restores people and redirects their lives for His glory.
We pray:
Heavenly Father,
Thank You for showing us through Exodus 35 that You delight in willing hearts. You do not force us to serve You, but You invite us to participate in Your work out of love and gratitude.
Lord, help us to place our relationship with You above all our activities. Teach us to worship You faithfully and to find rest in Your presence before we begin our work.
Give us generous hearts that gladly offer our time, talents, resources, and lives to You. Remove any reluctance, pride, or selfishness that keeps us from serving You wholeheartedly.
Thank You for giving each of us unique gifts. Help us to use them faithfully to strengthen Your Church, encourage others, and glorify Your name. Protect us from comparing ourselves with others, and instead help us rejoice in the different ways You work through Your people.
Lord, thank You that You are a God of restoration. Just as You transformed the Israelites after their failure, transform us by Your grace. Redeem our past mistakes and use our lives as testimonies of Your mercy and faithfulness.
May everything we do be done with willing hearts, joyful obedience, and a sincere desire to honor Jesus Christ.
In the precious name of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, we pray.
Amen.
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