Preference or Purpose? - Jarrod - Elgin Campus

In this powerful message, we're invited to explore the transformative story of Jesus' Transfiguration. As we journey through Luke 9:28-36, we witness how Peter, James, and John were awakened to Christ's glory on the mountaintop. This narrative challenges us to examine our own spiritual alertness. Are we, like the disciples, spiritually 'sleepy,' missing the glory of God around us? The sermon encourages us to be aware of what might be causing our spiritual slumber - prejudice, mental ennui, or a love of ease. It reminds us that God is always doing something new, urging us to look beyond our comfort zones and personal preferences. As we approach the Lenten season, we're called to sacrifice our desires for God's greater purpose, echoing Jesus' prayer, 'Not my will, but yours be done.' This message invites us to wake up spiritually, to see God's glory in our everyday lives, and to courageously step into the new things God is doing in and through us.