September 28 Worship

In this powerful exploration of fear and faith, we're invited to confront the 'snakes' in our lives - those things that bite, sting, and leave us feeling vulnerable. Drawing from the story in Numbers 21, where the Israelites faced deadly serpents in the wilderness, we're reminded that even amid our greatest challenges, God provides a path to healing. The bronze serpent on a pole becomes a powerful symbol of transformation, showing us that sometimes we must face our fears head-on to overcome them. This message encourages us to name our own 'snakes' - be they personal struggles, societal issues, or spiritual doubts - and to seek God's presence in the midst of our wilderness experiences. It challenges us to move beyond mere lament and to actively participate in bringing healing to others, reminding us that our faith journey is not just about personal salvation, but about being instruments of God's peace in a world full of venomous threats.