God created every person to interact with Him, face to face. But, that’s not the way we live. Everyone has done things God didn’t want us to do. Behavior like that separates us from God. We can’t interact. Basically, we’re cut off, alone in the world. We weren’t made to live this way. Worse, there’s no human cure for our dilemma. God loves humanity so deeply He does more than sustain our world and our lives. He pursues us. He’s taken up the task of repairing our relationship, Himself. Through Jesus Christ, God offers us a way back to Him. There is no listening guide available for this sermon. Right-click here to download an MP3 version.
Note: This message was completely unplanned and impromptu. I had planned another sermon for this Sunday and was fully prepared. During the music before the preaching time, God redirected me to share the Gospel. I didn't know why. In the few moments before approaching the pulpit, God gave me the whole outline to follow. When I was done, a longstanding member responded to the invitation, saying, "I know why you preached that; God did it for me." After years of uncertainty, he was ready to settle his relationship with God and put all doubts to rest. Comments are closed.
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