Sermon: Synchronicity
Sunday we reflected on Ezekiel 34:27–31 and Luke 15:1–2, 11–13, 31–32, two passages that reveal the heart of God, a heart that never stops seeking those who have wandered and rejoices when they return.
Through the parables of Jesus, we were reminded that repentance is more than simply feeling sorry. It is a turning back to God, allowing His love and grace to change our hearts. God’s grace is never an excuse to remain the same; it is an invitation to be transformed.
One thought from Sunday’s message continues to linger:
How can we reflect God’s heart for those who are far from Him?
The father in the parable didn’t wait with condemnation, he welcomed his son home with open arms.
In the same way, God celebrates every heart that returns to Him, and He calls us to be people who extend that same grace, love, and welcome to others.
Who in your life might need to experience God’s grace through you this week?
If you weren’t able to join us Sunday, we invite you to watch our service! We pray it encourages you, challenges you, and reminds you that no one is beyond the reach of God’s love, and every heart that turns back to Him is a reason to celebrate.






