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Today, we unravel the comforting truth that through sorrow, we may very well discover the backdoor to joy—an experience that intertwines with our spiritual growth and our deeper longing to be like Jesus.
Through Isaiah chapters 54 and 55, Pastor Colin reveals that in times of despair, when happiness seems unattainable, there lies a profound opportunity for us to encounter God in a tremendous way. He enlightens us that, often, God uses our sorrow to spark a thirst for joy within our souls, leading us to find fullness and happiness as we align our desires with His. It's about how when we truly understand our soul's need for restoration, we can earnestly ask for and receive God's joy.
We're reminded of the importance of building community within the church, supporting and finding joy in each other through Jesus Christ. Pastor Colin reassures us that whether you have faced significant life challenges or feel stuck in contentment, everyone has the potential to access this divine joy. He encourages us to come, seek, listen, and turn, as a continous practice to cultivate this joy that transcends our earthly experiences.
Today, we unravel the comforting truth that through sorrow, we may very well discover the backdoor to joy—an experience that intertwines with our spiritual growth and our deeper longing to be like Jesus.
Through Isaiah chapters 54 and 55, Pastor Colin reveals that in times of despair, when happiness seems unattainable, there lies a profound opportunity for us to encounter God in a tremendous way. He enlightens us that, often, God uses our sorrow to spark a thirst for joy within our souls, leading us to find fullness and happiness as we align our desires with His. It's about how when we truly understand our soul's need for restoration, we can earnestly ask for and receive God's joy.
We're reminded of the importance of building community within the church, supporting and finding joy in each other through Jesus Christ. Pastor Colin reassures us that whether you have faced significant life challenges or feel stuck in contentment, everyone has the potential to access this divine joy. He encourages us to come, seek, listen, and turn, as a continous practice to cultivate this joy that transcends our earthly experiences.