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Message: “… He is Faithful” from Pastor Robert Sowell

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Pastor Robert Sowell - May 31, 2026

... He is Faithful

... He is Faithful

The New Testament book of Hebrews calls us to trust The Invisible God Who acts in visible ways and speaks with clarity and Truth. The clearest most reliable way God acts and speaks is by coming to us in the flesh. When we see and hear Lord Jesus, we see and hear God.. And we can trust that He is both able and faithful.

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From Series: "Trusting The Invisible God"

Especially in times of challenge and uncertainty, we look for something or someone to trust. The New Testament book of Hebrews calls us to trust The Invisible God Who acts in visible ways and speaks with clarity and Truth. Are we listening?

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