Sermons on Suffering
John 13:3–10 There are seasons in life when we simply do not understand what God is doing. A diagnosis we never expected, a prayer that seems unanswered, a relationship that falls apart, a door we were certain God would open that suddenly closes; sometimes the hardest part isn’t merely the circumstance itself, but the not…
After a lifetime of gospel adventure, Paul reaches the end not in triumph but in a cold, lonely prison cell. Yet even there, with winter closing in, he offers Timothy one final, unwavering charge: Preach the Word. Instead of regret or self‑pity, Paul shows us what it looks like to finish well—anchored in truth, confident…
In the New Testament, Jesus is called both Son of Man and Son of God, but why? And what meaning does it have for our lives? I and my Father are one…” John 10:30
In Matthew 11:3, John, waiting in prison as a condemned man, sends disciples to ask Jesus, “Are you the one who is to come, or should we expect someone else?” After a lifetime of being a radical prophet, having the Spirit before birth, and even being a cousin of Jesus, this is a very curious…
Endure hardship as discipline; God is treating you as his children.” Hebrews 12:7 We don’t like suffering. Particularly in our culture, suffering is to be avoided at all costs. However, suffering is one of God’s vehicles of choice for helping us grow. No discipline seems pleasant at the time, but painful. Later on, however, it…
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