This message reflects on Zephaniah 3:14–17, emphasizing that God not only calls His people to rejoice but is present with them, saves them, quiets them with love, and sings over them with delight. Though Zephaniah begins with warnings of judgment for sin, it turns toward redemption for those who repent and trust God; salvation is rooted in God’s grace rather than human effort. The sermon connects this promise to Jesus as Emmanuel, “God with us,” and encourages believers to stop carrying life’s burdens alone or trying to earn God’s approval through perfect spiritual performance. Instead, they are invited to rest in God’s faithful love, receive His forgiveness, find courage in His presence amid hardship, and rejoice because the God who redeems His people genuinely delights in them.
6 Oct 2026
October 4 , 2026
October 4, 2026
Will Dyer
28 Sept 2026
Drifting from Grace: Understanding the Purpose of the Law
This sermon explores the tension between grace and the law in the Christian faith, using Paul's letter to the Galatians as a foundation. Mark Hampton emphasizes that believers often drift from grace not by abandoning faith, but by relying on their own efforts or adherence to religious laws for salvation. Paul addresses the Galatians' struggle with integrating Old Testament law and the gospel, clarifying that the law was never meant to save but to reveal sin and highlight God's holiness. The law served as a guide or tutor, leading people to recognize their need for Christ, who fulfills both the promise to Abraham and the requirements of the law. Ultimately, the message encourages believers to embrace faith in Christ as the true source of righteousness, understanding the law's role as pointing toward, not away from, the grace found in Jesus.
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