
Sermon Summary
GRACE IS GREATER: Grace in Action: Extending Grace to a Broken World
Are we truly ready to embrace our role as ambassadors of grace in a world crying out for hope and healing? In his powerful sermon, Pastor Richard invites us to delve into the transformative nature of grace through faith, as illustrated in 2 Corinthians 5:17-21. He emphasizes that we are not merely forgiven but are made into new creations, beautifully reconciled to God through Christ. This relationship empowers us to see beyond our doubts and insecurities, reimagining our lives as vessels of divine grace for a broken world. Pastor Richard challenges us to move beyond just receiving grace—urging us to actively share it through our actions and presence, whether by participating in community outreach initiatives or supporting church programs like Vacation Bible School. The call is urgent: do not settle for the mundane or a life defined by limitations when the Riches of heaven await you! Instead, step boldly into your ambassadorship for Christ, representing His love and mercy to those around you. Together, we have the extraordinary privilege and responsibility to invite others to the Table, ensuring they know they don't have to endure a life of spiritual famine.
Sermon Questions
Week 5: God's Balance of Grace and Truth - 6/29/2025
What does it mean to be a 'new creation' in Christ, and how can this concept change the way we see ourselves?
In what areas of your life do you feel like you need a 'fresh start,' and how can understanding your identity in Christ help you in those areas?
How does grace play a role in our relationships with others, especially those who may be hurting or far from God?
Think of someone in your life who may be struggling; how can you extend grace to them in practical ways?
Why is it important to question our beliefs, as Pastor shared about questioning things like God's existence or the truth of the Bible?
How do you feel about questioning your beliefs? Can it lead to a stronger faith or understanding?
What does being an 'ambassador for Christ' look like in everyday life, according to Pastor's message?
Identify one way this week that you can act as an ambassador for Christ in your school or community?
In what ways can we navigate the 'treacherous waters' of life while staying anchored in our faith, as mentioned in the sermon?
Can you share a time when you faced a difficult situation? How did your faith help you through that experience?