Haven is the young adult ministry of LCC Redding committed to seeing restoration through Jesus Christ in the lives of those 18 to 30 years old. We desire to rally young adults to the Word of God, Mission of Jesus, and Leading of the Holy Spirit, and release them to rally others to the same in their…
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In this powerful message, we're challenged to examine our fear of God and its impact on our daily lives. The story of Ananias and Sapphira from Acts 5 serves as a sobering reminder of the importance of living with integrity before God. This isn't just about avoiding lies; it's about cultivating a deep reverence for God that shapes every aspect of our being. We're encouraged to consider: Do we truly fear God? Is our outward behavior aligned with our inner motivations? The message emphasizes that the fear of God is both a doorway to wisdom and salvation, and a pathway for continued spiritual growth. It's a call to live authentically, rejecting compromise and pursuing holiness. As we reflect on this, we're invited to allow God's Spirit to reveal areas in our lives where we may have grown complacent, and to renew our commitment to living in awe of our Creator.
In this powerful message, we're challenged to confront the hard things in our faith journey with boldness and conviction. The story of Peter and John in Acts 4 serves as our inspiration, showing how these once-timid disciples transformed into fearless proclaimers of the Gospel. Their response to persecution reminds us that our faith isn't meant to be easy or comfortable. Instead, we're called to 'do hard things' for the sake of Christ. The early church's prayer for boldness, rather than relief from persecution, challenges us to shift our perspective. Are we praying for comfort or for courage to advance God's kingdom? This message encourages us to lean into community, pray fervently, and spend time with Jesus to cultivate the boldness we need. As we face our own trials, let's remember that through Christ, we can overcome and continue His mission, no matter how difficult the path may be.
In this powerful message, we're challenged to confront the hard things in our faith journey with boldness and conviction. The story of Peter and John in Acts 4 serves as our inspiration, showing how these once-timid disciples transformed into fearless proclaimers of the Gospel. Their response to persecution reminds us that our faith isn't meant to be easy or comfortable. Instead, we're called to 'do hard things' for the sake of Christ. The early church's prayer for boldness, rather than relief from persecution, challenges us to shift our perspective. Are we praying for comfort or for courage to advance God's kingdom? This message encourages us to lean into community, pray fervently, and spend time with Jesus to cultivate the boldness we need. As we face our own trials, let's remember that through Christ, we can overcome and continue His mission, no matter how difficult the path may be.
In this powerful exploration of Acts 3, we're reminded that God's timing and plans often diverge from our own expectations. The story of the lame man healed at the Beautiful Gate teaches us that our suffering can be a conduit for God's glory. For 40 years, this man endured, only to find his miracle at an unexpected moment. This narrative challenges us to reconsider our perspective on hardship and waiting. Are we seeking God's face in our suffering, or are we merely focused on immediate relief? The transformation of the lame man not only changed his life but became a catalyst for thousands to come to faith. This reminds us that our trials may have a greater purpose – one that extends far beyond our personal comfort. As we navigate our own challenges, let's remember that God often has more in store for us than we can imagine, and our struggles might be the very platform He uses to reveal His power and draw others to Himself.
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