In this sermon for the Seventh Sunday of Easter, we explore the timeless question: What is the good life? Pastor Chris answers this question by delving into the age-old inquiry, seeking wisdom from various perspectives and cultures. From Martha Stewart's advice to ancient biblical texts, we examine different paths to fulfillment and meaning.
Early on, we see that the culture of the 21st century wants us to believe that we define our destiny. They we decide our future. That we will into existence our own version of the good life. But Pastor Chris questions this perspective, encouraging us to look deep into the ancient wisdom of the biblical authors to discover what they believed was the source of the good life: the law of God.
As we move into the New Testament, we see that Jesus’ disciples came to understand him to be the full revelation of God, and in fact God’s own testimony about himself. In this message, we encounter Jesus as the ultimate witness of God's truth. His teachings and life serve as a beacon, guiding us toward the true good life.
Don't miss out on this transformative message that challenges us to embrace the good life, rooted in the eternal truth of Jesus Christ.
