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Come, Lord Jesus! - Pastor Stevan
Pastor Stevan explores the biblical call to live with a sense of urgency and expectation for Christ's return, while also embracing the present work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. He addresses the dangers of complacency and passive waiting.
Instead, we are exhorted to be intentional, abiding in Christ through prayer, worship, and Scripture. As we surrender to the Holy Spirit's transformative power, the fruit of the Spirit grows in our lives - love, joy, peace, patience, and more. Rather than just longing for the future, our cry "Come Lord Jesus" should invite Christ's presence into our daily lives, empowering us to be His hands and feet, shining His light in this world.
Pastor Stevan challenges us to actively join God's redemptive mission, making the most of every opportunity amidst the increasing brokenness around us. When frustrations rise, may our anthem be an invitation for more of Jesus, not mere frustration with the world's condition. With urgency and hopeful expectation, we lean into the joy of experiencing transformation through abiding in Christ.
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By Hyde Wesleyan ChurchPastor Stevan explores the biblical call to live with a sense of urgency and expectation for Christ's return, while also embracing the present work of the Holy Spirit in our lives. He addresses the dangers of complacency and passive waiting.
Instead, we are exhorted to be intentional, abiding in Christ through prayer, worship, and Scripture. As we surrender to the Holy Spirit's transformative power, the fruit of the Spirit grows in our lives - love, joy, peace, patience, and more. Rather than just longing for the future, our cry "Come Lord Jesus" should invite Christ's presence into our daily lives, empowering us to be His hands and feet, shining His light in this world.
Pastor Stevan challenges us to actively join God's redemptive mission, making the most of every opportunity amidst the increasing brokenness around us. When frustrations rise, may our anthem be an invitation for more of Jesus, not mere frustration with the world's condition. With urgency and hopeful expectation, we lean into the joy of experiencing transformation through abiding in Christ.