Sermons
John Niederhaus – May 5, 2019
Standing in the Darkness
This week’s sermon title this morning is “Standing in the Darkness.” It’s no easy matter to put on a red coat when everyone else only wears green coats. It makes one stand out. Perhaps someone has explained to you the extraordinary delights and benefits of wearing a red coat, so you put it on with eagerness. As time passes, however, no one else puts on a red coat; everyone continues to wear green. Wearing the red coat becomes a real burden. You would just as soon lay it aside. That’s how Jeremiah feels about the task to which God has called him. He feels isolated; he feels rejected. Jesus and Paul address this matter. They say it is good.
Scripture References: Jeremiah 15:15-21, Philippians 2:14-18, Matthew 5:13-16
From Series: “Sunday Sermons“
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