The Trauma of Being Exposed (and Why You Still Should Be) Story to Tell series · John 8:2–11 A woman is dragged before a crowd, her worst moment made public by people who want her dead. Being exposed like that is traumatic, and it's why so many of us keep our mess hidden. But hiding doesn't heal. In this talk at Wellspring, we look at what happened when she stood in front of the only one qualified to condemn her, and he didn't. •⁠ ⁠Bring it into the light, to someone who wants you well •⁠ ⁠Drop your stone •⁠ ⁠Let's be a safe place If something in this talk stirred something you've been carrying alone, don't keep carrying it. Talk to someone you trust.

For 38 years, he had been waiting for healing. Then Jesus changed everything with just one command: “Get up! Pick up your mat and walk.” (John 5:1–15) Even when questioned about his healing on the Sabbath, he had a story to tell — a story of what Jesus had done for him. What long-standing situations do we need to bring to Jesus? And what transformations in our lives can we share with others? Every encounter with Jesus gives us a story worth telling.

What can God do with what little we have? A boy offered his five loaves and two fish, and Jesus turned it into more than enough! (John 6:3–15) What did not make any sense, became part of an incredible miracle—a story he would remember and tell for years to come. What needs do we see around us? What can we offer, even if it seems senseless? And where have we seen Jesus multiply what we've placed in His hands? Your little could be part of God's amazing work.

Sunday sermon Mordecai: A cautionary example of pride

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Series finale of "How to live?" a series on the commandments of Jesus Speaker: Steve H

Sunday sermon. A series on "How to live?", Speaker: Abraham.