Sermons by Noah Richards (Page 8)

If we’re supposed to love others like Jesus, and He loved like the Father, and the Father loved by sending Jesus to save the world – what should our love look like?

How do we straighten out our heart’s desires so that all our work has the fulfilling joy of feeling our fit?

Why do the wicked get rewards while the victims get the bills? It’s a question we all wonder when we feel wronged.

Jesus’ prayer guide is the instruction and invitation for all to plug and play. It tells us what to do – but then leaves space for us to do it in our unique way.

What if we’re seeing prayer mostly backwards? What if the main point of prayer is to get our attention?

Sometimes slowing ourselves is the fastest path to growing ourselves.

If we follow the path of least resistance, we slip into the trance of the tolerable and start trading the effort and anxiety of ‘better’ for the rest and comfort of ‘normal’.

Earthly pleasures were never meant to permanently satisfy, but only to suggest and awaken our desire for eternal fulfillment.