Embracing Doubt: Discovering Faith in Uncertainty | Luke 7:17-28
Join Pastor Robin as he explores the theme of doubt in our faith journey exploring the story of John the Baptist from Luke chapter 7, verses 17-28, where even the greatest prophet experiences moments of doubt. Pastor Robin encourages us to embrace our doubts, seeing them as a natural part of our faith that invites us into a deeper relationship with Jesus by asking you to reflect with Jesus' question, "What have you seen of me?" Discover how our doubts can lead to greater faith and trust in God's promises. Don't miss this opportunity to find assurance and strength in the midst of uncertainty.
How God Keeps His Promise of Peace to His People | Luke 1:67-80
In the midst of life's storms and trials, finding peace can often feel like an elusive dream. Yet, throughout history, God has remained steadfast in His promise to bestow His peace upon His people. Join us for a soul-stirring exploration as we delve into the unshakable truth that God indeed keeps His promise of peace, even in the midst of the most turbulent times. In this sermon, Pastor Robin shows how Luke chapter 1, verses 67-80, is a prophecy outlining how God is trustworthy to give us peace and rescue.
Lessons for What Church is to be like from the Parable of the Good Samaritan | Luke 10:25-37
The parable known as the Good Samaritan from Luke 10 is a timeless message on how the church serves as a beacon of healing and restoration as we deepen our faith in Jesus Christ. As Pastor Ross delves into the passage, we unravel the layers of significance behind each character and detail. From the cunning lawyer's attempt to trap Jesus with theological questions to the profound lessons embedded within the Samaritan's compassionate actions, we uncover profound truths about love, mercy, and grace. Discover how the Samaritan's selfless acts of kindness parallel Christ's love for humanity, and how the Church can be an “Inn of Grace” to those who are hurting.
Compassionate, Capable, and Caring | Luke 7:11-17
In times of darkness, disappointment, and desperation it feels like Father does not care - when the opposite is true. We instead need to be reminded to wait and trust that He never changes. That He is who He said He is. That he has a plan to show Himself compassionate, capable, and caring.