Self-sufficiency is the silent enemy of faith. We’ve learned to fix, manage, and control, but not to fall at Jesus’ feet. In Matthew 9:18–26, a desperate father and a broken woman both discover that when self-reliance runs out, grace begins. This sermon calls us to lay down the illusion of control and return to the place where power is found, in desperate dependence on Christ.

Self-sufficiency is the silent enemy of faith. We’ve learned to fix, manage, and control, but not to fall at Jesus’ feet. In Matthew 9:18–26, a desperate father and a broken woman both discover that when self-reliance runs out, grace begins. This sermon calls us to lay down the illusion of control and return to the place where power is found, in desperate dependence on Christ.

Self-sufficiency is the silent enemy of faith. We’ve learned to fix, manage, and control, but not to fall at Jesus’ feet. In Matthew 9:18–26, a desperate father and a broken woman both discover that when self-reliance runs out, grace begins. This sermon calls us to lay down the illusion of control and return to the place where power is found, in desperate dependence on Christ.

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When Desperation Meets Power | Matthew 9:18-26

When Desperation Meets Power | Matthew 9:18-26