To Watch: The Power of Faith in Understanding by Vlad Savchuk
Are you going through a difficult situation that has left you confused? Are you doubting God’s goodness? Well, this sermon may be for you.
In life, we often go through situations that we don’t understand. Situations that make us question God and our faith. But in this sermon, Pastor Vlad Savchuk gives insight on how you can continue to have faith, even when you don’t understand.
Check out the video to learn more?
To Listen: Trust in You by Lauren Daigle
Trusting God is easy when things are going well. But when you face challenging situations or when the mountains aren’t moved, you can start to doubt.
Yet, it’s important to remember that even in the midst of trials and disappointment, God is always by your side. That is what Lauren Daigle reminds us in this beautiful song “Trust in You”.
As you listen and sing along, may you be strengthened and continue to trust God. No matter what you’re going through.
To Read: The Other Side of Surrender by Taylor Madu
She loved Jesus. Her family faithfully attended church. Her father was a preacher. But still, she ended up knowing pain like never before.
Her life became empty and broken, forcing her to ask the question “Why do bad things happen to good people?”
Can you relate to her story?
In this blog, Taylor Madu of Social Dallas shares her moving testimony and how she moved from a place of pain to freedom. Sharing the intimate and hardest moments of her life, Taylor teaches us that, it is in the valleys of our lives that we meet God and begin to understand Him more.
Are you in need of encouragement or a reason to keep trusting God? Read this.
https://www.propelwomen.org/content/the-other-side-of-surrender/gjeb3u
To Do: Go to God
After facing deep pain, loss or disappointment, sometimes the last person you want to talk to is God. But God is actually the very person you should draw closer to.
God, who wept when Lazarus died. (John 11:33-35) God, who was tempted in all things. (Hebrews 4:15) God, who sees. (Genesis 16:13) God, who provides. (Genesis 22:14) God who loves, deeply and greatly. (Ephesians 3:18-19) He is the only One who truly understands what you are facing. And He is the only One who can help you and carry you through it.
So if you have run away from God after a particularly difficult situation, turn around and go back to Him.
Pour out your heart before Him in prayer and let Him comfort you. Then lift up your song and thank Him. Never forgetting that He is eternally good, faithful and worthy of your praise. (Revelation 4:11)
Bible Verse: Philippians 4:7 (NJKV)
…and the peace of God, which surpasses all understanding, will guard your hearts and minds through Christ Jesus
Sometimes, in the middle of immense sorrow, you can forget that God is nearby. But He is and it is His peace, which surpasses all understanding, that will protect and guard your aching heart or anxious mind.
So, as you meditate on this verse, I pray that God will meet you in the midst of your pain or suffering and bring you peace. In Jesus Name.
