The opposite of fear is saying yes to living fully.

The future is unknown. That scares the crap out of us. What do we do in the face of the unknown?

Jonathan Williams shares that the way forward is not fear, it’s faith. Faith is a choice to take action and move forward even when there is nothing guaranteed. To make the conscious choice to believe just for today that the great I AM is at work in our fears and in our unknowns. The opposite of fear is saying yes to being made in the image of God, of living fully alive, warts and all.

This is the fifth and final sermon in our “This Feeling's Got Me Like...” series.

Jonathan WilliamsForefront ChurchMarch 21, 2021covid, fear, faith, miracles, MAGA, walk on water

THIS FEELING'S GOT ME LIKE | "Lonely"

Lonely in the wilderness.

The pandemic of loneliness existed long before COVID-19, and being lonely can make us feel like we’re lost in the wilderness.

In this Sunday’s message, guest preacher and former Forefront Brooklyn associate pastor Jennifer Fisher of Launchpad Partners tells us that the wilderness can be the place where we come to know God the strongest, and can actually be a place of hope for us to grow deeper in relationship with God, each other, and creation.

This is the fourth sermon in our “This Feeling's Got Me Like...” series.

THIS FEELING'S GOT ME LIKE | "Mental Illness"

Covid has highlighted an unspoken struggle for millions of us. We're not doing well and don't know how to find healing. We suffer silently and are afraid to talk about mental illness in the church. We believe that we're not holy enough, godly enough. That's a lie!

In this sermon, Jonathan Williams explains how our struggles with mental challenges can actually shape the kin-dom of god.

This is the third sermon in our “This Feeling's Got Me Like...” series.