Now Requires Faith

Summerside Community Church

Join guest speaker Bruce Belair as he explores the enriching experience of welcoming the Holy Spirit into our daily lives, emphasizing the importance of confession and transparency for spiritual growth. In this inspiring message, Bruce discusses how unconfessed sins can continue to influence us and shares how acknowledging these can lead to liberation and a deeper connection with God. He portrays the church not just as a building, but as a vital transformation center where believers confront personal struggles and grow together. Bruce also highlights the role of community and humility in accessing God’s grace, using compelling personal anecdotes and the metaphor of storytelling, like Shark Week, to underscore the power of unity and shared faith. This message invites us to adopt an attitude of immediate faith, recognizing the church as a supportive network where God’s presence is manifested powerfully in our lives today.
📖 In This Video, We Chat About:
🔹 The significance of inviting the Holy Spirit into our lives and the impact of openness.
🔹 The role of confession in overcoming the power of past sins.
🔹 The church as a transformation center for personal and communal growth.
🔹 The importance of community support and storytelling in strengthening our faith.
🙏 This sermon is for anyone seeking to deepen their faith or understand God’s love and His active presence in our lives. Bruce offers fresh perspectives on how engaging actively with the church community can enhance our spiritual journey toward sanctification.
💡 Highlights of the Sermon:
➡️ Breaking free from past sins through transparency and the Holy Spirit.
➡️ The transformative role of the church in personal and spiritual development.
➡️ The impact of immediate faith in experiencing God’s power in the present.
This video is essential viewing for those looking to actively engage with their faith and the church community. Bruce’s message provides practical insights on leveraging the collective strength of believers to face challenges and embrace God’s grace in our lives.