“Our God hears people cry out and is right there with them.”
Week one of As For Me and My House, on Joshua 24:1-15, preached the morning after the crash at the Stryker Sports Complex in Wichita took two lives from McPherson. It isn’t the sermon planned for this series launch. It’s about the one thing God’s people do in Joshua’s long list of what God has done, and what that means for a town in grief.
In the manuscript below:
Why the people’s only part in Joshua 24 is a cry for help.
What lament is, and why crying out to God is a kind of trust.
What I won’t say about God this week, and what I will.
What to say to a grieving family, how to talk with kids, and small things that help.
