This sermon examines the context of Jacob's encounter with God in Genesis 32, focusing on the tension between human strategy and divine sovereignty. It analyzes how fear and distress often drive believers to make irrational assumptions and rely on self-reliance rather than faith, using Jacob's preparation for his meeting with Esau as a primary example. The teaching emphasizes the theological framework of God's purpose, providence, and permissive will, illustrating how God uses even sinful actions to advance His covenant promises. By contrasting Jacob's initial anxiety with the peace found in prayer, the message encourages believers to trust in God's sovereign control over all circumstances, including anxiety and fear, as part of the process of sanctification.
4 Oct 2026
According To His Mercy I
This sermon explores the profound nature of God's mercy as depicted in Psalm 103, emphasizing that His compassion is abundant, intrinsic to His character, and superior to human sin. The message highlights that God's forgiveness is complete, removing the guilt and shame of transgressions as far as the east is from the west, thereby freeing believers from the burden of past failures. It further asserts that this divine love is everlasting, extending from eternity past to eternity future and sustaining believers through every season of life. By drawing on examples from David, Peter, and Paul, the teaching illustrates that no sinner is beyond the reach of God's redeeming grace. The sermon concludes with a call to rest in this assurance, reject self-condemnation, and respond to such overwhelming mercy with wholehearted praise and worship.
4 Oct 2026
According To His Mercy II
This sermon explores the pervasive theme of God's mercy throughout Scripture, anchored in Psalm 103. It highlights that God's mercy is abundant, complete in its forgiveness, and everlasting in its duration. By examining key narratives from Genesis to the New Testament, including the Garden of Eden, Noah, Abraham, Israel, Jonah, and the parable of the prodigal son, the message illustrates that God consistently pursues sinners with compassion rather than judgment. The central argument is that salvation and restoration are acts of divine grace, not human merit, as seen in the substitutionary atonement and the cross. Believers are encouraged to rest in this truth, recognizing that their sins are fully covered and that God delights in restoring those who repent.
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