Splinters of Doubt: Wk. 3

10/07/20 • 45 min

This week, Matt Densky continues our series, “Splinters of Doubt,” and talks about personal pain and doubts that can stem from that. We look at Matthew 11:1-6 where John the Baptist is in prison, and the personal pain he experiences that brings doubt about Jesus. He struggles to believe God is still who he thought he was, and we can go down this path in our minds, too, throughout painful circumstances. Matt reminds us that Jesus loves the doubter, He invites questions, and He provides answers.

Speaker: Matt Densky

Speaker: Matt Densky

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This week, Dallas Greenaway teaches a message on encouragement from Ephesians for our United Night with middle school and high school. He walks us through Ephesians 1:3-14 and the encouragement we receive as Christ followers from this passage. Dallas gives us three takeaways from this passage: that “thank you” can sometimes be the best prayer we can pray, daily spending time with God and walking worthy of the gifts that you’ve been given.

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Splinters of Doubt: Wk. 4

This week, Matt Densky continues our series, “Splinters of Doubt,” and talks about conditional faith and disappointments when Jesus isn’t who we expected. Matt challenges us to think about if our faith in Jesus depends on our conditions we’ve placed on him. We look at Luke 24:13-35 when the two men are on the road to Emmaus and have a conditional faith for who they thought Jesus should have been. They were sad and disappointed, and Matt reminds us that we will never truly see Jesus if we’re only looking through the lens of our conditions.

Speaker: Matt Densky