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MidTree ChurchAuthor: MidTree Church
The sermon audio of MidTree Church in Harris County, Ga. BEHOLD // BELIEVE // BECOME Language: en-us Genres: Arts, Christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Visual Arts Contact email: Get it Feed URL: Get it iTunes ID: Get it |
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From Lament To Laughter: Remembering God’s Goodness And Naming His Gifts
Sunday, 28 December, 2025
Laughter after longing is more than a mood; it’s a marker of grace. We open Psalm 126 and watch a people who sowed in tears come home with shouts of joy, then ask what it looks like to live that pattern now: thank what God has done, savor His gifts without suspicion, and share the story so others can see the Giver clearly. From there we get practical—remembrance as obedience, not nostalgia—drawing on Joshua’s stones to shape simple habits that keep our hearts soft and our witness strong.I walk through the year’s living “stones”: hearts ignited by Scripture, a wave of baptisms spanning quiet lifelong faith to fresh conversions, and a growing culture of post‑service prayer that carries both burdens and celebrations. Among us, ordinary devotion has multiplied—kids learning to pray, students leading younger peers in the Word, and a foster and adoption ministry that mobilized meals, cars, and hands‑on care without fanfare. It’s the Acts 2 way: teaching, fellowship, shared meals, and prayer producing surprising fruit over time.Beyond our walls, generosity helped encourage pastors abroad, deliver eye care alongside the gospel to tens of thousands, and fuel church planting across the U.S. and around the world. Not to boast in output, but to celebrate that God weaves ordinary faithfulness into extraordinary reach. The final turn lands close to home: after naming how God met our desires, we ask how we might give Him one of His. Prayer, presence, service, witness—choose one and build with us on this playground under construction until Christ returns. If you want to learn more about the MidTree story or connect with us, go to our website HERE or text us at 812-MID-TREE.
