Michael Durham challenges the congregation to reevaluate their perception of grace, contrasting it with the righteous judgment of God. Through an exploration of Isaiah's vision and personal reflections, the sermon calls for a renewed sense of wonder at God's grace and a deeper fear of His holiness.
Is Grace Still Amazing? Rediscovering Awe in God's Presence
Michael Durham
April 5, 2024 • Michael Durham • Isaiah 6
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