08.02.26 | Sunday Morning | Ps. Joe Cormier

What does it mean to be truly unashamed of the gospel? That question sits at the heart of a message drawn from Romans 1:16-17, where Paul declares that the gospel is the power of God unto salvation for everyone who believes. We live in a world that bombards us with noise, competing voices, and endless distractions all fighting for our attention. Yet in the middle of all that static, the most important message we could ever receive is the one we are most tempted to tune out. The gospel is not old news. It is not a relic of another era. It is living, active, and just as transformative today as it has ever been. We are challenged to ask ourselves honestly whether our lives reflect the fire of that truth or whether we have quietly let that flame die down under the pressures of daily life. The gospel is not merely a decision we make once and move on from. It is a daily revelation, a daily surrender, a daily choice to wake up and say that today belongs to Jesus. When we grasp what we have actually been saved from, and what was paid to make that salvation possible, sharing our faith stops feeling like an obligation and starts feeling like the most natural thing in the world.

We closed the service by writing down the names of people we are believing God to save. Because the just shall live by faith, and faith moves. Will you join us in praying for the lost in your life this week?

If you missed the message, come be with us next Sunday at First Assembly. God is moving, and there is room for you here.

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