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February 16 – Here & Now (no later): Good News for Right Now from Floris UMC on Vimeo.

Here & Now (no later): Good News for Right Now

We live in a time when people long for hope, healing, and freedom from the burdens that weigh them down. Scripture reveals that the time of restoration has arrived—not in the distant future, but today. What does it mean for us that the Spirit of the Lord is moving now, bringing healing and release? If this is truly good news for right now, then how are we meant to step into it?

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