FROM REJECTION TO REDEMPTION (KNOWN OR UNKNOWN Part 4) - TAMIL & HINDI

You were built for intimacy with God — and rejection was never the end of your story. This message will show you exactly how Jesus bridges every gap, breaks every chain of shame, and runs toward you with the robe, the ring, and the feast already prepared. This is the message the series has been building toward. In "From Rejection to Redemption," we confront the universal ache of being unseen, pushed to the margins, and told we do not belong — and we discover that God has never stopped watching down the road for our return. Jesus declares in John 10:14 that He knows His own before they do anything to prove themselves. His knowledge of you is not general — it is specific, costly, and sealed by the cross. In John 17:3, eternal life is defined not as a destination but as a relationship: knowing God and being known by Him. The new birth in John 3 is the doorway back into that broken intimacy. Through the Prodigal Son in Luke 15, we see a father who runs — not waits — the moment he spots his child in the distance. Repentance is not groveling. It is turning. Through Hosea 2:19–20, God speaks as a husband calling a wandering spouse back into a forever covenant sealed in His own character. Galatians 4:4–7 locks this in: you are not a hired servant who earned a seat. You are an adopted heir. Ephesians 1:13 declares you are sealed with the Holy Spirit the moment you believe — a royal mark of ownership no accusation can break. Romans 8:15–16 adds that the Spirit Himself testifies alongside your spirit that you are a child of God. Being known by God is not passive. It moves you from insecurity to purpose, from approval-seeking to Spirit-led obedience. Key Takeaways: • Jesus knows you personally, specifically, and permanently — not from a distance. • Repentance is turning toward a Father who never stopped watching for you. • The Holy Spirit seals your identity and fights every spirit of fear and rejection. • You are not a servant earning a place. You are an adopted heir of God through Christ. 📖 Scripture References: • John 10:14–15 — The Good Shepherd knows His own and lays down His life for the sheep. • John 17:3 — Eternal life is knowing the one true God and Jesus Christ. • John 3:3, 5 — Unless one is born again, he cannot see or enter the kingdom of God. • Luke 15:20–24 — The father sees his son far off, runs to him, and restores his sonship. • Hosea 2:19–20 — God betroths His people to Himself forever in faithfulness. • Galatians 4:4–7— We receive adoption as heirs; the Spirit cries "Abba, Father!" • Ephesians 1:13 — Believers are sealed with the promised Holy Spirit. • Romans 8:15–16 — We receive the Spirit of adoption, and He testifies we are God's children. ────────────────────────────────────────────────── 🙏 If this message spoke to you, share it with someone who needs to know they are not too far gone. 👍 LIKE this video to help more people find it. 🔔 SUBSCRIBE and hit the bell so you never miss a Sunday message. 💬 COMMENT below — tell us one word that describes what God is doing in your life right now. 📤 SHARE this sermon with a friend, a family member, or anyone carrying the weight of rejection. ✝️ Join us every Sunday for fresh, Bible-based teaching that meets you right where you are. New sermons every Sunday. Full series, devotionals, and more are available on this channel. Click the notification bell to stay updated with our latest sermon uploads!