UAMEZ Sermon
How to Praise God in a Hard Season
Romans 16:25-27
Uploaded to YouTube December 23, 2020
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Maybe this Christmas you can't see family, or the job isn't there, and you wonder how to praise God after a year this hard. You praise God after a hard year by fixing your eyes on who God is instead of what the holiday gives you. Romans 16:25-27 points to a God with power to strengthen you and a promise made known to every person. In this sermon, Pastor Kaloma Smith of UAMEZ Church in Palo Alto, California preaches on Romans 16:25-27, the burst of praise that closes Paul's letter, and shows on Christmas Sunday 2020 why this year the praise is different. Questions this sermon answers How do you praise God in hard times? Look past the gifts and the dinner to the God who is able to strengthen you, the same God who sent Jesus to lift all of us. Who is God's promise for? It is for everyone, because Paul says the mystery kept secret for ages has now been made known to all nations, so God's promises include you right where you are. Scripture: Romans 16:25-27 Chapters 0:00 Reading Romans 16:25-27 0:53 Prayer 1:47 Why this praise is different 5:55 More than gifts 8:56 God's power to strengthen you 16:02 God's promise for everyone 21:19 The only wise God Join us Sundays at 10 AM PT, 3549 Middlefield Rd, Palo Alto, CA 94306, or live at youtube.com/@uamez Plan your visit: uamez.com Instagram: instagram.com/uamezchurch Facebook: facebook.com/uamezchurch #UAMEZChurch #PraiseGod #Romans16
Questions this sermon answers
How do you praise God in hard times?
Look past the gifts and the dinner to the God who is able to strengthen you, the same God who sent Jesus to lift all of us.
Who is God's promise for?
It is for everyone, because Paul says the mystery kept secret for ages has now been made known to all nations, so God's promises include you right where you are.
What are the chapters in this sermon?
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