Service | The Benefit of Doubt | Easter | 4.7.24
- Preacher
- Steve DeNeff
- Tradition
- Christian (Unspecified)
- Published
- Length
- 51:55
About this sermon
Connect Card https://collegewes.com/connect You are invited to fill out the Connect Card to let us know you were here, share prayer requests, ask questions or make suggestions. Offering https://collegewes.com/give/ During the time of offering, we practically express thanks for and trust in God’s provision. You are invited to participate in this act of worship through giving. Sermon Summary Emily Vermilya - John 20:19-29; 1 John 1:1-4. Doubt has long been perceived as that which separates us from Christ. But in the Easter narrative, we see doubt as a regular, recurring, and formative part of the journey of faith. Ultimately, Jesus’ response to such uncertainty leads to the highest point of confession in John’s gospel and models for the church how we, as Easter people, should embrace seasons of uncertainty, ask the difficult questions, and welcome those who are still in search of the risen Christ.
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