Built on the Rock
This sermon reflects on Jesus’ question to His disciples about His identity and Peter’s confession of faith. It emphasizes that the Church, built on the foundation of Christ, will endure despite changes and challenges. Salvation is eternal, resting not on human strength but on God’s promise through Christ, the Rock.
More Than Enough: The Crumbs of Our Lord’s Mercy
In this sermon, a Canaanite woman approaches Jesus, acknowledging her unworthiness and pleading for mercy to heal her demon-possessed daughter. Her persistence highlights the importance of faith in God’s mercy, transcending entitlement. Ultimately, her belief leads to her daughter’s healing, illustrating that Christ’s mercy is abundant and accessible to all who seek it.
Precious Lord, Take My Hand
The sermon reflects on moments of overwhelming distress and the need for divine support. It highlights Thomas Dorsey’s tragic experience and his creation of the hymn “Precious Lord, Take My Hand.” Emphasizing Christ’s constant presence in our struggles, it assures believers that even with little faith, Jesus offers salvation and guidance through life’s storms.
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