Help My Unbelief

1.25.26 Livestream due to weather hindering in-person services.

This sermon centers on the profound human struggle between faith and doubt, illustrated through the father's desperate plea, 'I believe, help my unbelief,' as he seeks healing for his demon-possessed son. It highlights the necessity of genuine, God-dependent faith—distinct from mere intellectual assent—emphasizing that true faith is cultivated through prayer, Scripture, and reliance on God's sovereignty, especially in times of suffering. The passage reveals that spiritual power is not automatic but requires deep faith, which is strengthened through trials, not diminished by them. The sermon underscores that God's purposes are always aligned with His glory and the believer's good, even when unseen, and calls the audience to trust Him completely, rejecting self-reliance and embracing continual dependence through spiritual disciplines. Ultimately, it affirms that Christ is the answer in every trial, and our response must be a humble, growing faith that acknowledges weakness while trusting in God's unfailing character.