Where do you find refuge when the mountains in your life seem to be shaking?

In this heartfelt sermon on Psalm 46, we're reminded that while life's storms are inevitable, God provides streams of peace even in our most turbulent moments.

Main ideas:

1. God remains our "very present help" right in the middle of our troubles
2. The repeated word "though" acknowledges our struggles while affirming God's faithfulness
3. God offers streams of peace even when circumstances haven't changed
4. "Be still and know that I am God" invites us to trust in God's proven track record
5. Morning always follows night—our struggles will give way to new beginnings

https://wcmin.us/s250427c

What Does It Mean To Be Adopted Into God's Family?

In this heartfelt sermon by Pastor David Wilkerson he invites us to embrace the beautiful truth of our spiritual adoption. Drawing from Galatians 4:3-7, he speaks to our hearts about the incredible security we have as beloved members of God's family.

Main Ideas:

1. God has lovingly welcomed us into His family, transferring us from darkness into His marvelous light with all the privileges of being His children
2. Our heavenly Father has made our adoption completely secure—celebrated in heaven and settled for eternity—so we can rest in His unfailing love
3. As cherished children of God, we receive His comforting Spirit that replaces fear with peace, His protective presence, and the joy of approaching Him anytime
4. Pastor Wilkerson encourages us to leave behind needless worry and instead walk confidently in the embrace of our Father who delights in calling us His own

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What Part of Jesus' Story Affects Your Daily Life the Most?

In this sermon on "The Radical Results of the Resurrection," Pastor Gary Wilkerson explores how Christ's resurrection impacts our everyday lives. While Christians often focus on Christ's death for sin, the resurrection has distinct purposes that transform our daily experience.

Key points:

• Purpose: Jesus died for our trespasses but was raised for our justification, bringing us into newness of life
• Power: The resurrection breaks through our fear, fills us with the Holy Spirit, and empowers our witness
• Passion: Christ's love continually calls us back to our purpose, as He did with the disciples
• Without the resurrection, our faith would be futile—it completes Christ's work

The resurrection isn't just a historical event but a living reality that provides freedom from fear, spiritual power, and a relationship with the living Christ who actively directs His church today.

https://wcmin.us/s250420c