Sermon
Pastor Cody Harlow · Streamed 2 months ago
What if the biggest problem in your Christian life isn’t that you expect too much from God… but too little? In Acts 1:6–8, the disciples ask Jesus a question about the timing of the Kingdom. They want clarity, comfort, and control. But Jesus gives them something far better—power, purpose, and a mission.
In this sermon, we see that the Kingdom of God is bigger than we think, God’s timeline is not ours to control, and every believer has been called to be a Spirit-empowered witness to the ends of the earth. If you’ve ever found yourself frustrated, distracted, or inward-focused in your walk with Christ, this message will challenge and redirect you back to the mission Jesus gave His Church.
Key Takeaway:
You are not called to figure out God’s plan, you are called to participate in His mission.
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Next Step:
Before you leave today, identify one person in your life who does not know Christ and begin praying for and pursuing them with the Gospel this week.
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