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Count Your Blessings - Pastor Stevan
In this sermon, Pastor Stevan dives deep into the powerful concept of God's grace - his undeserved favor and kindness towards us. Through poetic lyrics, theological insights, and rich biblical teaching, we are reminded that grace is transformational, giving us hope and redeeming us from wickedness.
Pastor Stevan challenges us to be overwhelmed again by the depths of grace available to all people. Grace teaches us to say no to ungodliness and live upright lives as we await Christ's return. It purifies us to be God's people, eager to do good.
Our response should be one of thankful worship to the Giver of grace, as well as extending forgiveness and kindness to others just as we have been forgiven. Pastor Sheets exhorts us to count grace as our greatest blessing, allowing it to be the "WD-40" that unsticks the gears of broken relationships and difficult circumstances in our lives.
As we partake of communion, we posture our hearts to receive again this infinite, undeserved grace from our faithful, loving Father.
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By Hyde Wesleyan ChurchIn this sermon, Pastor Stevan dives deep into the powerful concept of God's grace - his undeserved favor and kindness towards us. Through poetic lyrics, theological insights, and rich biblical teaching, we are reminded that grace is transformational, giving us hope and redeeming us from wickedness.
Pastor Stevan challenges us to be overwhelmed again by the depths of grace available to all people. Grace teaches us to say no to ungodliness and live upright lives as we await Christ's return. It purifies us to be God's people, eager to do good.
Our response should be one of thankful worship to the Giver of grace, as well as extending forgiveness and kindness to others just as we have been forgiven. Pastor Sheets exhorts us to count grace as our greatest blessing, allowing it to be the "WD-40" that unsticks the gears of broken relationships and difficult circumstances in our lives.
As we partake of communion, we posture our hearts to receive again this infinite, undeserved grace from our faithful, loving Father.