Faith Worship Center Weekly Sermon

Sarina continues through the book of Ephesians and highlights how Paul in his continued emphasize of our union to Christ, starts to give specific instruction for it to look like something in our lives. That we were once in darkness but are now light. Christ’s promise is that the things we expose to the light are illuminated and become a light. The very things that once broke us become the openings in which light shines.

Daryl shares from the book of Ruth and looks at the example of Ruth’s commitment to God and Naomi. Ruth stuck with Naomi even when Naomi’s life was full of suffering. No matter what our pain and suffering might be are we so connected to God that we can be faithful to the end.

Sarina shares on how sometimes our differences from one another can cause us to put up walls of division, but God has purposed all of humanity to be brought into unity under Christ, one new humanity out of two, and put to death our hostility. We are bing joined together to become a dwelling in which God lives.

Daryl speaks about we can see things dimly, but our reality is clear in Jesus. We were disinherited from our sinful nature and we received as our inheritance the righteousness of God. God is not afraid of our sin, sin does not separate us from God.

Charlie Saari speaks on how we need to encourage each other and stick with each other. When we fail God supersedes our failures and makes us pass the test. Are you building your life on Christ the rock, He is the solid rock you can stand on no matter what you are going through.

Daryl speaks on how Heaven’s perspective is love. God loves us for His creation. He made us unique individuals and we have the ability to love each other.

Jonathan shares about how we can know and feel that we are loved by God and belong to Him. Know you are safe and secure in His hands.

Daryl speaks about how love is the perfecter of sons. As sons of God we choose love over hate.

Daryl speaks on how when we identify ourselves based on who God says we are then we have a firm foundation of identity. The divine destiny of humanity is chosen in Christ.

Daryl speaks about how God's design for each of us is to walk in an intimate relationship like Jesus has with the Father. God made us so that we could be in His image.