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When Jesus says, “I came to bring fire to the earth,” He is speaking of something far more personal than we might expect. This is the fire that purifies, challenges, and renews — the fire that burns away what is false and ignites what is true.
In this message, Rev. Shawn Garan explores Luke 12:49–56 alongside the burning bush, the fiery furnace, and the tongues of flame at Pentecost. Discover why stepping into God’s fire is never for our destruction, but always for our transformation.
Reflect Before You Watch:
• Where have you felt the “heat” lately — a challenge, change, or call you cannot ignore?
• Could this be the Spirit inviting you to step forward in faith?
📖 Scripture Reading: Luke 12:49–56 (NRSV)
📍 Location: United Church of Christ, Southbury, CT
By Reverend Shawn Garan4.7
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When Jesus says, “I came to bring fire to the earth,” He is speaking of something far more personal than we might expect. This is the fire that purifies, challenges, and renews — the fire that burns away what is false and ignites what is true.
In this message, Rev. Shawn Garan explores Luke 12:49–56 alongside the burning bush, the fiery furnace, and the tongues of flame at Pentecost. Discover why stepping into God’s fire is never for our destruction, but always for our transformation.
Reflect Before You Watch:
• Where have you felt the “heat” lately — a challenge, change, or call you cannot ignore?
• Could this be the Spirit inviting you to step forward in faith?
📖 Scripture Reading: Luke 12:49–56 (NRSV)
📍 Location: United Church of Christ, Southbury, CT