Why Change Shouldn't Be Scary

An episode of the Legacy Church - Online Campus podcast, hosted by Legacy Church, titled "Why Change Shouldn't Be Scary" was published on January 20, 2022 and runs 38 minutes.

January 20, 2022 ·38m · Legacy Church - Online Campus

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Summary

The seasons of our life change. It may be the only true constant, other than our God,  that we can count on. Change happens. Relationships change. Often, even if we don’t want them to end, relationships often do. Marriages that were thought to be a forever thing often come to an end. Jobs that we thought were secure often come to an end. People die unexpectedly and we are often unprepared for these hard transitions in our lives. We have to learn how to handle the difficult transitions without letting go of our hope or our faith. We have to remind ourselves that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever.  Even though seasons change, He does not. Nor does His purpose or plan for us. Songs Grateful // Elevation Worship Future/Past // John Mark McMillan It Was For Me // Legacy Church I Will Exalt // Bethel Music Links Notes: https://bible.com/events/48819627 All Things Legacy Church: https://legacy478.info Support Us: https://legacy478.com/give #legacychurch #transitions #january2021 #toripalmer #bible #church #sermon #worship

Episode Description

The seasons of our life change. It may be the only true constant, other than our God, that we can count on. Change happens. Relationships change. Often, even if we don’t want them to end, relationships often do. Marriages that were thought to be a forever thing often come to an end. Jobs that we thought were secure often come to an end. People die unexpectedly and we are often unprepared for these hard transitions in our lives.

We have to learn how to handle the difficult transitions without letting go of our hope or our faith. We have to remind ourselves that Jesus is the same yesterday, today, and forever. Even though seasons change, He does not. Nor does His purpose or plan for us.

Songs

Grateful // Elevation Worship

Future/Past // John Mark McMillan

It Was For Me // Legacy Church

I Will Exalt // Bethel Music

Links

Notes: https://bible.com/events/48819627

All Things Legacy Church: https://legacy478.info

Support Us: https://legacy478.com/give

#legacychurch #transitions #january2021 #toripalmer #bible #church #sermon #worship

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