Brother Isaiah preached from Genesis 32 on the life of Jacob, focusing on the message "Nowhere to Run." He highlighted how Jacob, after years of avoiding conflict with his brother Esau, was finally forced to confront his fear. Isaiah emphasized that Jacob’s transformation came not through strategy or manipulation, but through a wrestling encounter with God that left him physically weakened but spiritually dependent. The key takeaway: when facing conflict or challenge, don’t rely on your own grit or human crutches—go to God first, cling to Him, and trust His grace to carry you.#NowhereToRun #Genesis32 #JacobAndEsau #FaithOverFear #ClingToGod #NotByMight #GraceNotGrit #TrustGodFirst #WrestlingWithGod #WalkWithALimp #GodIsFaithful #CalvaryTilton #GeorgetownChurches

Pastor Dan’s sermon emphasized that God desires to partner with redeemed sinners by sending them to proclaim the gospel. Drawing from Romans 10:14–17, he explained that people cannot believe unless they hear, and they cannot hear unless someone is sent to preach. Though not all will believe, God calls every Christian to share the good news of Jesus’ death and resurrection so that others may respond in faith and be saved.

#ShareTheGospel #Romans10 #FaithComesByHearing #RedeemedToTell #GospelMission #EvangelismMatters #CalvaryTilton

Brother James Snyder