25 - Peace to the Far Off and the Near

This sermon explores the profound concept of peace, defining it not as indifference or self-righteousness, but as a reconciliation with God achieved solely through Jesus Christ and his atoning work on the cross. Drawing from passages in Isaiah and Acts, the message emphasizes that this peace is not something we create, but a divine gift proclaimed through the Holy Spirit, received through faith in Christ's finished work, and resulting in purification, liberation, satisfaction, and zealous service. Ultimately, the sermon offers a message of hope and assurance, declaring that this peace is available to all who will receive it, transforming fear into longing for Christ's return.

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