What’s Your Issue?
Pastor Jeff shares the story of a woman who struggled with an issue of blood for 12 years. Despite trying everything to find help and healing, she was unsuccessful until she reached out to Jesus. The message invites us to acknowledge our own struggles and encourages us to turn to Christ for healing and wholeness.
Sermon Highlights & Key Points
Everyone Has Issues
We all face struggles at different points in our lives; it’s a shared human experience.
The Search for Help
The woman tried everything and everyone but found true healing in Jesus.
Breaking the Cycle
Our issues can create a cycle that feels never-ending, but Jesus can break that cycle.
Overcoming Fear and Doubt
Getting to Jesus often means pushing past our fears and insecurities.
Transformation Through Christ
When we bring our issues to Jesus, He can change our lives in unexpected ways.
Key Scripture
Luke 8:43-48 – A woman who had a bleeding issue for 12 years found healing by touching Jesus’ clothes.
Discussion Questions
What is your “issue” that you are currently facing? How does it make you feel?
Have there been times when you tried to solve your issues on your own? What happened?
Pastor Jeff talked about the woman’s fear and how she overcame it to reach Jesus. What fears do you face that may be holding you back?
How can we support each other in bringing our issues to Jesus?
Reflecting on the sermon, how does knowing that Jesus can break the cycle of your issues change your perspective?
Closing Thoughts, Challenge, and Prayer Prompt
This sermon reminds us that we don’t have to face our struggles alone. Jesus is there, ready to heal and restore us. By bringing our issues to Him, we can find wholeness and peace!
Challenge: Identify one issue you’re struggling with. Spend some time in prayer and bring that issue to Jesus. Write it down and reflect on how you can begin to trust Him more in that area.
Jesus, thank you for always being here for me. Help me bring my issues to you without fear. Give me the courage to trust in Your healing power and to know that I am not alone in my struggles. Amen.