When we think of Jesus, we often picture peace, healing, and unity. But in Luke 12, Jesus says something shocking: “Do you think I have come to bring peace on earth? No, I tell you, but rather division.”
What does this mean? Why would the Prince of Peace speak about dividing families, friends, and even the church? In this sermon, Pastor James Huenink unpacks the difficult reality of how the Gospel both unites us in Christ and separates us from the world.
Together we’ll explore:
Why following Jesus sometimes means rejection and persecution
The pain of division within families when faith is abandoned
The tragedy of divisions among Christians—and the hope of Christ’s one true Church
The ultimate promise of resurrection and eternal unity in Christ
Even though these words of Jesus are hard, they point us to something greater: the eternal family God gives us in Christ and the hope of a perfect unity yet to come.
✝️ Watch now to be strengthened by Christ’s promise in the midst of life’s divisions.
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📖 Scripture: Luke 12:49-53
🎙️ Sermon by: Pastor James Huenink
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