South Union Sermons

Bottom Line: Don’t let what you see make you forget Who is with you.

Bottom line: God’s silence does not mean God’s absence.

Bottom Line: Don’t focus on what you don’t have. Give God what you do have and trust Him for what you don’t.

God is not limited by what we lack; He works through what we surrender.

Bottom line: Ditch digging faith makes room for what only God can provide.

Bottom Line: God calls us to pick up the mantle—not to replace those who came before us, but to faithfully carry His work forward.

Bottom Line: Following God means being willing to leave what is familiar, surrender what is valuable, and go wherever He leads.

Elisha considered the weight of the call and determined to leave what he knew (farming) to be shaped and formed by God to follow Elijah as the next great prophet of Israel. He answered the call and burned his plow. There was no turning back.

Bottom line: We worship Him now because we will worship Him forever.

We will worship the Lion and Lamb forever, and He is worthy of our worship both one day in Heaven (Rev. 5) and right now (Ps. 95).

Bottom line: The power of worship is that it moves us from wanting what God can give us to desperately wanting God Himself.

Bottom line: When we worship God in the middle of our circumstances, our worship becomes a witness to the people watching us.

Bottom line: When God becomes our greatest desire, His presence becomes our greatest reward.