What Are You Looking For – Week 3 | Place

Growing up without a steady address can leave a person feeling like a ship adrift — no anchor, no safe harbor, no people who know your name. This message faces that ache head-on: the loneliness of moving through life without a place to belong, the way modern life and digital connection have widened the gap between us, and the raw longing for a home that shapes who we are. Specific stories — from childhood neighborhoods and even third‑grade “gangs” to a grandmother’s simple plea to “remember your family name” — make the struggle feel immediate and real. The sermon points to how belonging shows up both now and beyond: how a gathered people can become the harbor that sends you out and welcomes you back, and how the apostle Paul’s life pictures that rhythm. You’ll hear practical, honest reflections about finding a place that forms you, sends you, and keeps you safe — and what it might look like for that place to be waiting for you.