The Shaping of Things to Come
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The Shaping of Things to Come
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Easter 2025 - This Sunday Stephen delves into Genesis 1:2, exploring how God's Spirit hovers over the "formless and void"—the Hebrew tohu vavohu. The message acknowledges how many people today feel formless, empty, or overwhelmed by chaos. Drawing connections between ancient scripture and modern experience, this sermon offers a tender invitation to imagine God’s Spirit not as distant, but as hovering close—even over the mess, uncertainty, and sorrow of our lives.
Rather than rushing to fix or fill the void, what if we embraced the God who lingers in the silence and stays present through the unformed places of our souls? What would life look like if we learned to trust that God begins His creative work precisely where things feel most uncertain? Stephen gives a gentle call to patience, vulnerability, and the radical hope that even in chaos, new life is being shaped.