Snyder Memorial Baptist Church

Upstairs. Really?

37 min · 15. kesä 2025
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Many Christians feel distant from God, struggle with unanswered prayers, and wonder if He really cares about their daily problems. The way we think about God directly impacts how we experience His love and power. Pastor Blake challenges a common but dangerous way we think about God - as "the big man upstairs." This Father's Day message explores how this seemingly harmless phrase actually diminishes God's power and presence in our lives. Discover why Jesus consistently referred to God as "Father" and what that means for your relationship with Him. Through personal stories and biblical insights, learn how God isn't distant and removed, but intimately close and passionately loving. Part of the "Slip and Slide" summer series on correcting our thinking about God.

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Upstairs. Really?

Many Christians feel distant from God, struggle with unanswered prayers, and wonder if He really cares about their daily problems. The way we think about God directly impacts how we experience His love and power. Pastor Blake challenges a common but dangerous way we think about God - as "the big man upstairs." This Father's Day message explores how this seemingly harmless phrase actually diminishes God's power and presence in our lives. Discover why Jesus consistently referred to God as "Father" and what that means for your relationship with Him. Through personal stories and biblical insights, learn how God isn't distant and removed, but intimately close and passionately loving. Part of the "Slip and Slide" summer series on correcting our thinking about God.

15. kesä 202537 min