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Trusting in Gods promises

Hebrews 13:5-6
Andy Woodhams February, 15 2026 Video & Audio
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Andy Woodhams February, 15 2026
The sermon centers on the call to contentment and faithful living rooted in God's unwavering presence, drawing from Hebrews 13:5–6 and other New Testament passages to emphasize that true peace comes not from worldly possessions or desires, but from trusting in God's promise to never leave or forsake His people. It warns against the insidious nature of covetousness, which distorts character, breeds discontent, and leads to spiritual pride, urging believers to examine their conduct—especially their unspoken actions and attitudes—as a true reflection of their inner state. Through biblical examples, including the prodigal son and Paul's own testimony, the message underscores that godliness with contentment is true gain, and that humility, self-denial, and reliance on Christ's strength are essential for enduring trials and resisting the world's allure. The preacher calls for a heart transformed by grace, where joy is found not in material abundance but in union with Christ, and where the believer's life becomes a living testimony of trust in God's sovereignty and provision.

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