In a world that is constantly changing, it can be difficult to place your trust in anything. Culture cancels people, betray friendships, corporations fire employees, and loved ones move away. Are you a person who thrives on change or do you hate it? Or have you just dealt with it the best you know how to cope? Maybe there is a better way to deal with change. In this sermon, Pastor Jeremy will talk about why it is important that the God of the universe does not change. You will walk away from this sermon realizing why God is the same yesterday, today and forever and how that impacts your daily decisions.
God Cannot CHANGE
Part 1
March 14, 2021 • Jeremy Helmuth
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