When a friend says they're blessed, what do you assume about their life—and why might that be wrong?
As heard by us
A steady sermon reframes blessing as God's promise, not comfort or comparison, for Christians facing grief and uncertainty.
The sermon challenges a common way of using "blessed" to mean a comfortable life that looks better than someone else's. It turns the word back toward God's promises, tracing blessing through sin, mourning, gentleness, righteousness, and the assurance that the kingdom of heaven…
Why you'd press play
When a smooth life feels like the definition of being blessed, this sermon gives you a sturdier measure.
Listen to the show on