Our futures aren’t secured by the routines of our lives, but by Almighty God and our relationship with Jesus. In this sermon, Pastor Allen Jackson reminds us of the Source of our true security and the authority God has given us through Christ. As Christ-followers, we belong to Jesus, and if we can settle this in our hearts, it changes how we approach everything. Life promises to bring instability and unexpected events. Knowing and embracing who we are in Christ will establish a firm foundation that will sustain us through any storm.
Clarify Your Identity - Secure in An Insecure World
Air Date: April 15th & 16th
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November 17, 2021 • Allen Jackson
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