Only Believe

Oct 5th - Hey, Remind Me: God's Way vs. Our Way

·1 hr 1 min·5 clips
A man in Congo crushed his pelvis in a car accident and couldn't walk for two years—until a prayer of faith changed everything.
The episode begins with hosts Ava and Caleb welcoming listeners and sharing church announcements, including water baptism, a women's event called Gather, and a Congo mission story where a man walked after prayer. The main sermon starts with the pastor introducing a new series 'Siri, Help Me or Remind Me' and today's topic on doing life God's way versus our way. He shares a personal anecdote about his father's phrase 'your way or the right way' to frame the theme. The pastor questions why people struggle to see God's way as better, citing atheists, agnostics, and pride as barriers. He references scriptures like Psalms 14:1 and 2 Corinthians 5:16 to support his points. Biblical stories are explored in detail: Adam and Eve's deception in the Garden of Eden, Abraham and Sarah's impatience leading to Ishmael and Islam, and Israel's demand for a king despite God's warnings. Examples of consequences include the Titanic's lifeboat decision and David's census causing 70,000 deaths. The pastor highlights that God's grace overlooks flaws, as seen in Hebrews 11 praising Sarah's faith despite her laughter. He contrasts conviction from God with deception from the devil, urging listeners to choose Jesus. The sermon concludes with an altar call prayer for salvation, followed by closing blessings and reminders about Growth Track membership.

As heard by us

A direct sermon on Eden connects obedience with everyday trust, framed by church announcements and prayer.

Only Believe frames its core concern through the shape of a church service: how trust in God's way holds up when human curiosity wants the final word.

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When the forbidden tree looks ordinary, your choice to trust God becomes the whole question.

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