God Is Able

In the sermon “Plug It In,” based on John 15:7, Bishop Daryl Wynn emphasizes the vital importance of maintaining a constant and active connection with Jesus Christ. Using the practical illustration of a vacuum cleaner and an extension cord, he demonstrates that just as a machine remains useless without electricity, a believer is ineffective if they are not "plugged in" to the divine power source. The message focuses on the concept of "abiding," which the Bishop defines as more than just a casual reading of scripture; it is a deep dwelling in the Word until it becomes a living part of one’s identity and transforms their personal will to align with God’s. He warns that many lack spiritual power because they remain "plugged into themselves" or offer only a half-hearted commitment, which prevents them from experiencing the full "thick anointing" and healing power intended for the church. Ultimately, the sermon serves as a call to total surrender, encouraging the congregation to allow God to prune away unproductive habits so they can experience a life defined by spiritual growth and answered prayer.