TGYS
Winning Through Weakness
Feeling underqualified is not a handicap—it’s your invitation to experience the power of Christ. In this encouraging sermon, Bobby Bosler shows from 2 Corinthians 12 why God’s strength is perfected in our infirmities and how dependence turns pressure into possibility. Step into your calling today, not when you “feel ready,” and discover that grace runs best on empty.
In this main session from the 2025 Thee Generation Youth Summit, Bobby Bosler exposes the surprising strength hidden inside our weakness. From 2 Corinthians 12, he shows that God’s power doesn’t flow through polish or personality—it flows through people who depend entirely on Him. When we stop hiding our infirmities and start boasting in them, the power of Christ rests on us, transforming our limitations into victories.
Topics Discussed
- Why weakness is not failure but the channel of God’s power
- Paul’s thorn in the flesh and the meaning of “My grace is sufficient”
- The tension between natural ability and supernatural power
- Learning to glory in infirmities instead of resisting them
- How dependence reshapes leadership, ministry, and personal victory
- Practical steps for walking in power when you feel weak
Key Takeaways
- God’s power is perfected, not hindered, by weakness.
- Dependence is not a feeling—it’s a choice to rest in grace.
- Your greatest limitation may be God’s greatest opportunity.
- Stop waiting to feel strong before you obey.
- When Christ’s power rests upon you, weakness becomes your advantage.
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This Sermon is a part of a series
More Than Conquerors
Bobby Bosler is director of Thee Generation and pastor of Fellowship Baptist Church in Fairmont, WV. He, his wife, Abi, and their four children traveled the country for 14 years in evangelism, reaching teens with the gospel and conducting revival meetings.
