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Everything happens for a reason. God has a purpose for this. Is that true?
I'm sorry. I'm sorry I did that. I'm sorry I hurt you. Now, if somebody says that to you, how do you normally respond?
Genesis 1-3, Philippians 3:20-21, Acts 17:31, Romans 8:19, Revelation 21:1-3 Watch on YouTube Something’s off about the world today. Whether you’re a Christian or not, you probably agree with that. At least most people I talk to do. But what…
God only wants what's good for you. You believe that, right?
You're here for a purpose. I hope you know that.
I thought I would be over the struggle by now.
It's a really weird feeling, isn't it? To know God loves you, but to feel like he doesn't like you.
So tell me about yourself. Who are you? What do you, what do you like? How would you describe yourself?
Why are you here right now? Now, I'm not just asking about, like, why are you watching this devotion video? I'm asking the bigger picture question, why are you here on this planet? What is your purpose? What's the meaning of life?
Hey, did you? Did you see who's here? Like, yeah, they're here. That that that person who. So that the really important person, the really valuable one, like the MVP, they're here.
When have you felt like an imposter? When have you felt unworthy? As we finish up our series on Imposter Syndrome Pastor Abrahamson reminds us that God is not afraid of our flaws.
Have you ever felt like an imposter? Do you struggle to do the things you know you should and stop doing things you shouldn't?
