Goodwood Church Sermon Joshua Fowler

We’ve all heard the term “WWJD” (“What Would Jesus Do?”). Whether or not we wear the T-shirt or the trendy bracelet, all believers shape their life around this question. This four-part series raises another important question for the believer—what is Jesus doing, right now? Most Christians know what Jesus did here on earth, and we have an idea of what he will do when he returns, but what is he doing now, in the meantime? Hebrews gives us some insight here, teaching us about Christ’s high priestly role and what he continues to accomplish in heaven as he brings his kingdom to earth.

We’ve all heard the term “WWJD” (“What Would Jesus Do?”). Whether or not we wear the T-shirt or the trendy bracelet, all believers shape their life around this question. This four-part series raises another important question for the believer—what is Jesus doing, right now? Most Christians know what Jesus did here on earth, and we have an idea of what he will do when he returns, but what is he doing now, in the meantime? Hebrews gives us some insight here, teaching us about Christ’s high priestly role and what he continues to accomplish in heaven as he brings his kingdom to earth.

Jesus’s resurrection is the basis of our belief that death does not have the final say. Because Jesus is raised to life, we will also be raised to life. Christians believe that death is not the final word, because Jesus’s resurrection defeats death and guarantees our future resurrection. The tomb is empty!

During a season of reflection and repentance, we pour out our grief and sin, pain and regret, holding nothing back. In response, God too holds nothing back, pouring himself out for our redemption. This series explores our need to confess our sins and fully trust God’s faithfulness to forgive.

During a season of reflection and repentance, we pour out our grief and sin, pain and regret, holding nothing back. In response, God too holds nothing back, pouring himself out for our redemption. This series explores our need to confess our sins and fully trust God’s faithfulness to forgive.

In moving forward, we always want to be on the same page. We all have a heart for the house of God, but we often don't know where to begin to express it. These two lessons align our vision and mission to move toward our goal and within the will of God.