Hope | Pastor Ed Newton | CBC

About this sermon

When life feels heavy and the future feels uncertain, Scripture reminds us that hope is not lost because your story isn’t over. In Lamentations 3:21–25, Jeremiah shows us how to anchor our souls in truth even in seasons of grief, failure, and waiting. Hope begins when we choose to call truth to mind. God’s steadfast love never ceases. His mercies never run out. They are new every morning, and His faithfulness never wavers. This message unpacks how mercy rescues, restores, renews, and reroutes our lives toward purpose. God’s mercy removes shame, repairs what sin has broken, and reminds us that He has not given up on us. When everything else feels unstable, the Lord becomes our portion, the one thing life cannot take away. Waiting does not mean God is absent. Scripture promises that the Lord is good to those who wait for Him. His timing is never late, and hope is sustained when we trust His character over our circumstances. Takeaway: I have hope because hope has me. We are Community Bible Church located in San Antonio, Texas. You may be brand new and want to explore what we are about, or you may have been with us a while but want to learn more. Either way, we are glad you are here! To learn more about Community Bible Church, visit http://www.communitybible.com To connect with us socially: Facebook - https://cbc.social/facebook Twitter - https://cbc.social/twitter Instagram - https://cbc.social/instagram Online Church is a ministry of Community Bible Church. We gather at http://OnlineChurch.com and enjoy good music and a message. We have services available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. We hope you will find a service or several services that work for you and join us at Online Church. To connect with us socially: Facebook - http://facebook.com/cbconline

Topics

• Hope
• Leadership