Acts 1.1-11 shows us that Jesus was purpose-driven and designed us to be, we have been empowered and gifted for purpose, and we ought to get caught living our purpose.

Satan thought it was over. The Pharisees thought it was over. Pilate thought it was over. Even the disciples and the women thought it was over. But early that Sunday morning, what we now recognize as Resurrection Day (Easter), they all discovered that it wasn't over. Jesus is alive and well (and so are we who believe) as detailed in Luke 24.1-12 and the other Gospels.

In Luke 19.28-48, we read about the Triumphal Entry. In verse 41, we read about Jesus weeping over Jerusalem. He wept because many of the people would miss His coming. Soon, it would be too late for them. It's not too late for us.

Based on John 16.25-33, we discover bad things happen to all people. However, we can be encouraged because of the presence of Jesus, who provides the victory. We can have peace in the storm.

Based on 2Chron 7.14, there are specific things God requires of us. He always does His part. The question is, "Will we do our part?" There are things we can do today as we pray for divine intervention.

Although this message was delivered some time ago under different circumstances, we still need peace, especially as we face the current pandemic of 2020.

According to John 4.19-24, the Father is seeking true worshipers... those who will worship Him in spirit and in truth. What does that look like? We seek to answer this question in this message.