In this sermon we review God's involvement from the beginning of the time, today and forevermore. The continuous guidance we receive through Christ, the Spirit and Word - we are given all the tools to emulate and conform to the image of Christ.

"Christ is the guiding principal" encapsulates that Jesus serves as a central guiding force, offering direction, purpose, and clarity in life. This highlights a view of Christ as not just a figure, but a continuous spiritual influence shaping our hearts, maturity, decisions and perspectives.

The "Body of Christ" refers to the collective community of believers who are united through their faith in Jesus. It signifies both the literal body of Jesus sacrificed on the cross and the spiritual body, which is the Church, where each member contributes as part of a whole, with Christ as the head.

The journeys of Jacob and Joshua reflect God's guidance and faithfulness in leading His people through life's battles and challenges. Jesus is the fulfillment of God’s promises, guiding believers through their spiritual journeys with His presence and power.

Noah's faithful walk with God amidst a corrupt generation underscores the importance of obedience and trust in divine instructions. Jesus calls His followers to be steadfast in their faith, following God's guidance even when it contradicts the world's ways.

The story of Enoch highlights the profound closeness one can achieve with God through a life of faith and obedience. Jesus invites believers to walk with Him in faith, just as Enoch did, promising a deeper spiritual connection and eternal fellowship.

God’s grace is evident in Paul's appeal for forgiveness and reconciliation between Philemon and Onesimus, reflecting divine principles of mercy and redemption. Jesus exemplifies ultimate reconciliation and forgiveness, urging us to embody these values in their relationships.

This message focuses on God's Sabbath rest which symbolizes a deeper spiritual rest found in Him, beyond mere physical rest. And in the same way, Jesus invites believers into this rest, fulfilling the Sabbath's true spiritual significance by offering peace and rest for their souls.

This message urges believers to seek God early in life, emphasizing His enduring faithfulness and guidance as well as Jesus' call to follow Him from a young age promises a fulfilling life anchored in divine purpose.

God uses Jeremiah's linen sash to illustrate the intimate relationship He desires with His people. Jesus restores this broken relationship by calling us back to alignment with God's will.