In his sermon 'How To Give God What He Wants,' Jason Dohm emphasizes the significance of producing godly offspring, drawing from Malachi 2:15. According to Dohm, God desires more worshipers on earth, especially as evil and the rejection of God increase. He argues that this is when it becomes even more crucial for the church to focus on God's desire for a godly generation, as it is instrumental in spreading His kingdom. Dohm highlights the role of the church in understanding and fulfilling this divine mandate, pointing out that salvation through Jesus is offered freely to everyone, reinforcing the hope and purpose for godly offspring.

The command to give godly offspring, and I'm drawing directly on the language of Malachi 2.15 where God asks the question, why does God make 2.1? And the answer to the question in Malachi 2.15 is God seeks godly offspring. He actually wants more worshipers on earth. So this really applies to every generation. You can't find a generation and say, well, no, it doesn't apply here.

And in fact, when evil is increasing, when the rejection of God is increasing, would that be a time when it's more important or less important? The answer is probably more important. The world needs people who have seen who God is and who know who they are and know that those things are irreconcilable and know that the Bible offers us the hope that God has sent a son into the world to die for sinners. And it's freely offered, and you can have it for no money. It's offered without price.

We need more of those people in the world as evil increases, not less. And so really, this is the church's finest time to wrap our minds around what God wants. He wants a godly offspring. Why does he want that? Because he wants his kingdom as a good kingdom and many wants it to spread.