Not Quite Christlike

I found the audio from this sermon I taught in 2014, right before depression took me out of full-time ministry. It really meant a lot to me to go back and listen. I hope it blesses you.

The sermon is split into two parts. This is part 1.

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Please listen to EP 6: Broken - Part 1 first.

This is the second part of a sermon I taught in 2014 just before anxiety and Major Depressive Disorder took me out of full time ministry.

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King David made numerous mistakes, but God still chose him, fully aware of his flaws. Can we also expect to receive such divine grace? I believe we can.

Is it a sign of failure when uncertainty arises, or is it simply a testament to our need for more than just emotions to have faith? The tale of Thomas suggests otherwise.

We're looking at 1 Thessalonieans16-18 which tells us to rejoice always, pray continuously, and give thanks. These are hard things to do when you're struggling. Let's take the pressure off and find practical ways to accomplish God's will in these things.

How should we respond when God's answer is "no"? Become a living sacrifice.

The story of Jacob wrestling with God helps us understand our own struggles.

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