Show Notes
What would it look like to believe God could move powerfully in our generation? This sermon is a call to pray bold prayers, seek God’s mercy, and step forward in faith believing that God is still at work in our day.
Preacher: Sermon by Guy Mason
Bible Reading: Habakkuk 3:2
This sermon is part of the In Our Day campaign, inspired by Habakkuk 3:2, calling our church to be on mission in Melbourne and believe for God to move in our day. Find out more at cityonahill.com.au/inourday
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