On Good Shepherd Sunday, also Mother’s Day, motherhood reflects God’s love, guiding us to Jesus, our Good Shepherd. A mother’s sacrificial love, guidance, and protection, though imperfect, mirror God’s providence and find ultimate fulfillment in Jesus, who loves us, knows us intimately, and secures us eternally (John 10:22-30).
Insecurity manifests as self-doubt or overconfidence, making us prone to false truths or proving our knowledge. The Colossians faced similar issues, and Apostle Paul urged them to find security in Christ alone. Jesus, as the fullness of God, offers grace and mercy, making us beloved children of God. This security frees us from false teachings and pride, supporting our souls and Christ’s mission.
No matter how much we like to think differently, we are insecure people. We are always worried about being forgotten or abandoned. This is true of all our relationships including God. We worry that God will not show up to help us and save us in our times of need. Joshua 10 tells us of a grace filled God who helps and saves even the most unworthy sinners just like us.
Information about this sermon: Preacher: Pastor David Ball Scripture: Philippians 2:12-30 Philippians 2 calls all followers of Christ to “shine as lights in the world”. It is by shining the light of Christ into the world that we proclaim Jesus to be Lord and Savior....
Click Here to View the Sermon Watch & listen to every sermon on your favorite podcast software:Information about this sermon: Preacher: Pastor Chuck Holiday Scripture: Acts 26:24-32 Paul found a hope in the resurrection that surpasses and makes sense of all the...
