Bottom line: God’s great mercy leads to radiant joy and praise that transforms lives Transformation is visible. Transformation is dramatic. Transformation is life-changing. I was transformed the first time I saw the Atlantic Ocean as a kid. When we talk about transforming lives, that’s exactly what we are going for. We want a life that is so transformed that maybe the most dramatic comparison is the difference between a corpse and a person fully alive and healthy. (Eph 2:1-9). Join us as Pastor Darien teaches on Luke 1.

Daniel SammsDecember 15, 2020Grace Christian Fellowship Churchadvent, Christmas, Luke 1:57-80, Christian, Church, Jesus is coming, second coming, Christ, Jesus, As we wait

Believe It Or Not, Jesus Is Coming | Luke 1:5-38

Bottom line: whether you believe God’s word or not, Jesus is coming...again.

Whether you believe God’s word or not, it will come to pass. Even when you fail to believe, God’s mercy is there for you. He disciplines his children when they fail to trust him. But he brings them back into fellowship as well. Just ask Zechariah. You can please God when you take him at his word. Just ask Mary. (Cf. Heb 11:3). Make sure you don’t miss the point for the pointer. The point is that God wants to walk in fellowship with you. He sent Jesus to restore our fellowship with him. That’s why he came the first time. The second time he’s coming to finish what he started. A re you ready?

Daniel SammsDecember 9, 2020Grace Christian FellowshipAdvent, Jesus is coming, Jesus, return of Christ, Jesus is coming back, Truth, Gospel, Christmas, Bible, Theology, Luke 1:5-38, 1 John 2:28, Church, Christianity, Christian, Sermon

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