Last week, we considered the tragic reality that Samson did not realise the Lord had departed from him. Having repeatedly abused his Nazirite calling and broken the vow that marked him as God’s chosen servant, Samson serves as a warning
Samson’s greatest tragedy was not losing his hair, his strength, or even his sight. It was waking up and not realising that the empowering presence of God had departed from him.
If God loves us, why doesn’t He stop the trouble? Why does God allow suffering, disappointment and difficult seasons to touch the lives of His people?
After Israel’s rebellion with the golden calf, Moses made a desperate request: “Please show me Your glory.”
In a world where the worship of God is increasingly challenged, how do believers remain faithful to the Lord?
This is Pastor David’s third sermon in a series on trials and tribulations that we face as believers.
In a world full of uncertainty, danger, and spiritual challenges, where do we find true safety?
In seasons of pain, loss, and unanswered prayers, it’s easy to question God’s goodness and ask, “Why, Lord?”
You know, when God sets boundaries, He’s not trying to restrict us just for the sake of keeping us boxed in. He is actually keeping us safely under His care.
Join us to celebrate the Risen King…Jesus Christ! Join us online or in person for an awesome service of celebration. Our service starts at 10:30 am.
