• Posture Problems: Loving God with Our Whole Being | Pastor Melissa Sawastuk

  • Aug 18 2024
  • Length: 44 mins
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Posture Problems: Loving God with Our Whole Being | Pastor Melissa Sawastuk

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  • In this week’s episode of Ravenna Assembly: Sermon Recap, Family and Children’s Pastor Melissa Sawastuk delves into the theme of "Posture Problems" by exploring Mark 12:30 and John 10:10. Pastor Melissa challenges us to examine how our physical and spiritual postures reflect our relationship with God. Are we truly loving the Lord with all our heart, soul, mind, and strength? Or have we become complacent in our worship and daily walk?

    Drawing from her experiences at kids' camp and everyday interactions, Pastor Melissa highlights the importance of aligning our inward devotion with our outward expressions. By correcting our "posture problems," we open ourselves up to the abundant life Jesus promises, a life that overflows with His presence, joy, and purpose. Whether it’s through lifting hands, bowing in prayer, or dancing in worship, our physical expressions can be a powerful testimony to the love and reverence we have for God.

    Tune in to discover how you can cultivate a more complete and wholehearted approach to loving God. Don’t miss this encouraging message that will inspire you to live with a posture of faith and expectancy, both inside and outside the church walls.
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