Post Sermon Reflections

Fellowship CrossPoint
Post Sermon Reflections

Reflecting on the weekly sermon at Fellowship CrossPoint.

  1. NOV 24

    Embracing Divine Mysteries: Understanding Predestination and Adoption

    Welcome to an enlightening episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections podcast, where we bridge the gap between understanding Sunday teachings and applying them to our daily lives from Monday onwards. In this episode, Liam, Donna, and Josh dive into deep theological waters, discussing the new sermon series on adoption through a biblical lens. Join us as we explore the profound yet complex concept of predestination, examining how it ties into our faith as believers and what it means to be 'chosen' by God. We confront tough questions that often challenge our understanding of scriptures, such as reconciling full trust in the Bible despite its challenging and, sometimes, confusing narratives. With insightful dialogue, we discuss how to handle doubts while staying true to the teachings of the Bible. Discover practical ways to engage with difficult passages and how these challenges can ultimately lead us to a deeper, more resilient faith. The conversation also extends to exploring the comfort in God's sovereignty, encouraging believers to rest in the assurance of divine guidance, despite life's uncertainties. This episode is a compelling call to reflect on how we can faithfully live out our beliefs, even when faced with complexities we don't fully comprehend. Gather insights on how adopting a Christ-like mindset can help you live on mission, spreading love and understanding in a world full of questions.

    34 min
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