Step into the Unknown

Life's uncertainties often bring moments of doubt and questioning. In this episode, we delve into the deeply personal journey of trusting God amid life's unpredictable challenges. Through journal reflections and Biblical insights, we explore what it means to have faith in the midst of uncertainty, trusting God even when the path is unclear.

Join us as we reflect on the power of journaling as a way to process fears and as a form of prayer, and discover how faith is not the absence of questions but the choice to trust in God's unwavering presence. From personal anecdotes to scriptural references, this episode invites you to find peace in trust and the courage to take the next step despite the unknown.

Theologian Paul Tileck said, “There are 3 needs of modern man that no amount of technology can resolve, only the gospel of Christ can."

1)    the need for cleansing from guilt

2)    the need for hope in death

3)    the need for purpose in life

God is a God of Restoration.

There are stresses and pressures in life that can sometimes make us feel like we can't breath or catch our breath. But the book of Job reminds us  "The Spirit of God has made me, the breath of the Almighty gives me life." Job 33:4

Proverbs 17:12 "Better to meet a bear robbed of her cubs than a fool bent on folly"

This is the final message in the Acts series delivered at The Vine Community Church, in New Zealand.

The is a message preached at the Vine Community Church in Gulf Harbour, New Zealand. 

Blizzards are common in the winter where I come from. Sometimes we can experience blizzards in the storms of life too. How to you survive in the midst of these storms? Where is your safe, secure and warm place in this world?

You would think that our wisdom and understanding would be growing exponentially. While our intellectual knowledge and technology is growing rapidly, I am not sure that our wisdom and understanding is growing at the same rate. 

All of this information at our finger tips has caused us to become distracted and overwhelmed. 

This is a continuation of the Faithfulness of Job podcast, Part 2.