Chapter 1: The Broken and the Rejected

God has a unique affinity for those who are broken and rejected. Society often shuns these individuals, deeming them worthless or flawed. However, God sees beyond their imperfections. He recognizes that brokenness often leads to humility and a profound need for divine support.

These individuals have encountered significant challenges in life, and their struggles teach them valuable lessons. They come to realize that they need a higher power—God—to find solace and strength. Unlike those who are self-sufficient and proud, broken people acknowledge their vulnerabilities and seek help.

God does not prioritize outward appearances. Instead, He cherishes the flawed and marginalized. He looks past the polished and pristine, choosing instead the unrefined clay that lies abandoned. From shelters, back alleys, and rough terrains, He collects these broken souls and transforms them into vessels for good works.

The universe often selects individuals with tumultuous histories, as their journeys provide a rich source for transformation. What many might consider trash, God sees as treasure. He cleanses, reshapes, and repurposes these vessels, instilling in them a sense of worth derived from their brokenness. They are uniquely equipped to connect with others who are hurting, as they have walked similar paths.

Broken individuals find strength in their shared experiences. They resonate with one another, understanding pain and suffering on a profound level. Their past mistakes become the foundation of their messages, enabling them to reach out to those who feel unworthy.

How can one offer comfort in times of distress if they have never faced adversity? Those who have endured hardship possess the empathy needed to support others. They have felt inadequate and can guide others through their challenges.

God chooses the broken, not for their capabilities, but for their openness to divine intervention. Their availability and willingness to be transformed showcase God’s power to create beauty from ashes. When others witness the incredible change in these once-broken individuals, they become curious about the source of this transformation.

Chapter 2: The Least of Them All

Consider the story of two women who went to pray at the temple. One was perfect, boasting of her achievements, while the other was broken, seeking mercy. The perfect woman stood proud, recounting her virtues: her church attendance, fasting, and generosity. In stark contrast, the broken woman sobbed in the corner, pleading for forgiveness and help.

God loves both women, but it is the humble one who finds favor in His eyes. While many believe that God assists those who help themselves, the truth is that He is drawn to those who recognize their helplessness and reach out for support.

Chapter 3: The Outcasts and Misfits

Being an outcast or a misfit can lead to extraordinary experiences. Such individuals are often more attuned to the truths that society overlooks. Unlike most, who conform to conventional norms, outcasts challenge the status quo and encourage evolution within their communities.

This is precisely why God chooses these unique souls. Outcasts have the freedom to listen to their inner voices rather than conforming to societal expectations. Their rejection by the world positions them as ideal candidates for divine use.

In conclusion, God’s selection process is not based on conventional standards of worthiness. He embraces the broken, the humble, and the unconventional, transforming them into vessels of His message.

The first video titled "The Types of People God Chooses to Use" by Pastor John K. Jenkins Sr. delves into the characteristics of those God selects for His purpose, emphasizing how their imperfections are integral to their mission.

The second video, "Who Are God's Chosen People?" explores the identity of those favored by God, highlighting how brokenness plays a crucial role in divine selection.