EPISODE · Dec 6, 2015 · 39 MIN
The Relational Nature of Peace | Advent 2
from Grand Parkway Baptist Church · host Neil McClendon
In a world filled with chaos, uncertainty, and constant conflict, where do we turn to find true, lasting peace?In this Advent sermon on John 14:25–31, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon explores the relational nature of peace. Speaking to His disciples right before His trial and crucifixion, Jesus promised a unique kind of peace—one that is fundamentally different from what the world offers. Pastor Neil breaks down how true peace cannot be separated from a relationship with God on His terms, how the Holy Spirit acts as our present helper and reminder, and why resting in God's past faithfulness provides the ultimate anchor for our future.In this episode, we cover:Relationship: Why you cannot experience the peace of God until you first make peace with God through Christ.Presence: How the Holy Spirit dwells with believers as a constant helper, teacher, and reminder of God’s truth.Manner: Contrasting the transactional, conditional way the world gives with the costly, grace-filled gift of Christ’s peace.Context: Understanding how Jesus offers profound inner peace even in the midst of dark and troubling circumstances.Belief: How reflecting on God’s track record of provision builds an unshakeable faith for whatever challenges lie ahead.Be sure to follow us:InstagramFacebookYoutube
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In a world filled with chaos, uncertainty, and constant conflict, where do we turn to find true, lasting peace? In this Advent sermon on John 14:25–31, Lead Pastor Neil McClendon explores the relational nature of peace. Speaking to His disciples right before His trial and crucifixion, Jesus promised a unique kind of peace—one that is fundamentally different from what the world offers. Pastor Neil breaks down how true peace cannot be separated from a relationship with God on His terms, how the...
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