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This sermon explores what it means to trust God when every option comes with consequences. Drawing from the courage of the Hebrew midwives, Shiphrah and Puah, this message reminds us that dilemmas don’t just test our choices—they reveal who (and what) we truly trust.

Key Takeaways:
• A dilemma forces a decision with real cost—but faith clarifies our response
• Pharaoh chose fear and control; the midwives chose trust and courage
• Trusting God means standing for life, justice, and truth—even against power
• God’s promises are already at work before the crisis begins

In moments of pressure, will fear shape your decision—or will faith?
“I will trust in the Lord… until I die.”

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As we step into a new year, survival is not the goal—wisdom is. In this first sermon of 2026, Pastor Marben Bland challenges us to move beyond habit, autopilot, and routine faith and instead recommit ourselves to living wisely in every area of life.

Rooted in Proverbs 8:11, this message reminds us that wisdom is more valuable than wealth, comfort, or success. It calls the church and each believer to reflect honestly on the past year and to step forward with intention, discipline, and faith.

Through four God-centered commitments—Reach, Grow, Care, and Serve—this sermon invites us to align our decisions, priorities, and practices with God’s will. This is a message about discipleship that touches the whole person: mind, body, spirit, and community.

Whether you’re celebrating victories, carrying scars, or simply grateful to be here, this sermon offers direction, hope, and a clear call:
Let’s do it again—but let’s do it wisely, faithfully, and together.

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Blue Christmas—also called The Longest Night—reminds us that Advent is a season of both joy and honesty. The Longest Night falls each year on the winter solstice, around December 21, when darkness lasts the longest. We are now only days away from that night, a reminder that for many, this season carries shadows of grief, loss, and longing.

Yet even on the darkest night, Scripture whispers hope: “The light shines in the darkness, and the darkness did not overcome it” (John 1:5). Jesus, the Light of the World, meets us gently in our sorrow. He does not demand celebration—He offers presence, comfort, and peace.

As the longest night draws near, may His steady light guide you toward healing and renewed hope.

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