When Was and When Is God at His Best? | Sermon Only | Bishop Keith W. Reed Sr.
- Preacher
- Bishop Keith Reed Sr.
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- Christian (Unspecified)
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- 55:49
About this sermon
Bishop Keith W. Reed Sr. challenges listeners to consider when God was and when God is at His best. While many point to monumental miracles such as the parting of the Red Sea, turning water into wine, the miraculous catch of fish, or the resurrection of Lazarus, the message reveals an even greater demonstration of God's power. The sermon centers on Jesus' encounter with Simon Peter. When Andrew brought Simon to Jesus, Christ immediately saw beyond Simon's flaws, failures, impulsiveness, and brokenness. Jesus looked past who Simon was and declared who he would become. Simon, unstable and imperfect, would become Peter, a rock. The message teaches that God's greatest work is not simply changing circumstances but changing people. God knows every weakness, every struggle, every failure, and every sinful tendency within us. Yet He still calls, transforms, restores, and gives us a new identity in Christ. God is at His best when He takes broken lives and makes them whole, when He changes our nature, stabilizes our walk, and transforms us into the people He created us to be. The miracle of salvation and spiritual transformation remains one of God's greatest works. Online: [TheSBC Giving](https://thesbc.org/giving?utm_source=chatgpt.com) Text to Give: Text **GIVE** and your amount to **610-379-3818** Mail: Sharon Baptist Church, 3955 Conshohocken Avenue, Philadelphia, PA 19131 If this message blessed you, please Like, Share, Comment, and Subscribe. Follow Sharon Baptist Church on all social media platforms and help spread the Gospel message. #GodAtHisBest #BishopKeithWReedSr #SharonBaptistChurch #John1 #Transformation #ChangedByGrace #JesusChangesLives #Faith #ChristianLiving #BibleTeaching #SundaySermon #TheSBCPhilly #KingdomLiving #NewCreation #LivingStones
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