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In this week’s message from our Advent series The Dawn of Hope, we’re reminded of a deeply freeing truth: although God’s hope is offered to all, none of us deserve it.
Opening Genesis 26, we look at the life of Isaac—an ordinary man, not a spiritual superstar—who nonetheless becomes a key link in God’s redemptive plan. Isaac receives God’s promises not because of his faithfulness, but because of someone else’s obedience. That surprising reality points us forward to the gospel itself: we are blessed not by what we do for God, but by what Christ has done for us.
Speaker: Mark Seager
Series: The Dawn of Hope (Advent)
CityView is a church family that God is building to make disciples of Jesus Christ in the heart of Loudoun County and around the world. Check us out at CityViewNOVA.com
By CityView ChurchIn this week’s message from our Advent series The Dawn of Hope, we’re reminded of a deeply freeing truth: although God’s hope is offered to all, none of us deserve it.
Opening Genesis 26, we look at the life of Isaac—an ordinary man, not a spiritual superstar—who nonetheless becomes a key link in God’s redemptive plan. Isaac receives God’s promises not because of his faithfulness, but because of someone else’s obedience. That surprising reality points us forward to the gospel itself: we are blessed not by what we do for God, but by what Christ has done for us.
Speaker: Mark Seager
Series: The Dawn of Hope (Advent)
CityView is a church family that God is building to make disciples of Jesus Christ in the heart of Loudoun County and around the world. Check us out at CityViewNOVA.com