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The Breaking of Day


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When God finally refuses to let you go, what happens next? This sermon dives into the transformative power of wrestling—by ourselves, with God, and against our own resistance. Inspired by the story of Jacob—a man once defined by schemes, fear, and failure—discover how a night of relentless struggle becomes the turning point for a new identity. It’s a story about wounds, name changes, and the moment when vulnerability yields true strength.

You'll uncover how God uses our most exhausting battles not as punishment, but as mercy—holding on to us when we resist the hardest. We break down the misconception that transformation requires a painless process; Jacob’s limp isn’t a sign of weakness but a mark of victory. Learn how facing ourselves in that dark night can lead to a name change from “deceiver” to “overcomer,” and how that same God stands ready to meet you in your own wrestle with sin, pride, and fear.

This sermon explores the raw, often painful process of surrender—how God’s loving grip refuses to release us until we’re truly changed. We discuss practical steps to confront shame, stop resisting God’s work, and start walking in the new identity He has for you. Perfect for men who feel exhausted, broken, or on the edge of transformation, this is your invite to step out of survival mode and into a new day.

If you’re tired of running from your past and ready to face the man in the mirror, this story will inspire you to hold on a little longer—because the morning of breakthrough is at hand. It’s about embracing the limp, receiving the blessing, and finally walking into the purpose designed for you.

Your greatest victories start when you stop fighting God’s grip and accept the change He’s been waiting to give you all along.


Pastor Steve Perez

Saturday Morning | March 28, 2026

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