Sermon Recaps
8/3 - The Lost
This week's sermon, delivered by guest speaker Corey Ruis, explored the Parable of the Lost Sheep from Luke 15:1-7. Corey touched on our dual roles as both the lost sheep in need of rescue and the shepherd called to seek out others. He emphasized God's relentless pursuit of us, regardless of our past, and our responsibility to share this good news with others.
Takeaways:
As we go forward, let's remember Corey's challenge to step out of our comfort zones and share the good news of Jesus with someone - be it a friend, family member, coworker, or even a stranger. Our community should know the name of Jesus because of our willingness to speak and live out His love.
May we be encouraged that no matter where we find ourselves, we are never beyond the reach of our Good Shepherd, and may we be bold enough to seek out others with the same relentless love that pursues us!
Takeaways:
- God's love is unrelenting: No matter how far we've strayed or how lost we feel, God never stops pursuing us. We can't outrun His love or grace!
- We are called to be both sheep and shepherd: While we may sometimes find ourselves lost, we're also called to seek out others who don't know Jesus, joyfully helping to carry them "home."
- Sharing the Gospel is urgent! We were reminded that hell is real, and sharing the good news of Jesus is literally a matter of eternal life and death. We shouldn't let discomfort hold us back from this crucial task!
As we go forward, let's remember Corey's challenge to step out of our comfort zones and share the good news of Jesus with someone - be it a friend, family member, coworker, or even a stranger. Our community should know the name of Jesus because of our willingness to speak and live out His love.
May we be encouraged that no matter where we find ourselves, we are never beyond the reach of our Good Shepherd, and may we be bold enough to seek out others with the same relentless love that pursues us!