Pastor, why is this happening to me?
It’s a question that is often asked and which could be asked more often. This sermon is intended to provide guidance and comfort to troubled Christians.
Pastor, why is this happening to me?
It’s a question that is often asked and which could be asked more often. This sermon is intended to provide guidance and comfort to troubled Christians.
Reconciliation is a process that takes two and takes effort. How does the process work when the one we want to reconcile with is God? With whom is God willing to be reconciled? What has he done to make it possible? What is expected of you?
One would think that prayer should be easy, but it can be surprisingly difficult. This sermon shares some basic principles that have helped me in my prayers. It is my hope they will help you as well.
Jesus’ friend, Lazarus, died while Jesus was a few days away. When Jesus arrived he found Lazarus’s sisters weeping and Lazarus rotting in his tomb. Jesus wept with them before raising Lazarus to life and in his tears you’ll find the reason for the cross.
God gives an unnamed man sight through Jesus. His simple testimony, “I once was blind, but now I see,” reveals the pattern of God’s work in our lives, too.