For all moments, see: https://www.youtube.com/live/3ca3oPgFTd0 Sarah delves into comfort, discussing its definition, implications, and relevance to our lives. She begins by differentiating between 'comfort' as a noun – a state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint – and 'comfort' as a verb – to ease or alleviate grief or distress. She highlights the world's portrayal of comfort as a paramount goal and questions whether pursuing constant comfort is truly beneficial or attainable? Sarah reflects on her own struggles with comfort zones and the human tendency to resist, be reluctant, or resent when asked for more, especially in the context of faith. She shares personal experiences with running, particularly the 400 meters, to illustrate pushing beyond comfort zones and embracing challenges. She touches on the difficulty of maintaining comfort in a world filled with troubles. However, she also emphasises the hope and peace that faith provides despite the absence of earthly comfort. Sarah suggests that a consistent state of comfort is unattainable in this world and often leads to resentment and bitterness when pursued as a primary goal. She suggests that true comfort is promised in the afterlife and that the present life involves navigating through trials with faith as the guiding force. --- If you are kicking the tyres of faith or just want to reach out. Let us know; we'd love to hear from you. You can contact us through Facebook or Instagram (links below). Or our website https://www.peakvisionchurch.co.nz/welcome. If you like to do email use the following: office@peakvc.co.nz -- Catch up with us on our socials: Website: ⁠https://peakvisionchurch.co.nz⁠ Peak Facebook: ⁠https://fb.com/peakvisionchurch⁠ Peak Instagram: ⁠https://instagram.com/peakvisionchurch⁠ Peak Yth - Instagram: ⁠https://instagram.com/peakyouthhb⁠ AO Podcast: ⁠https://aopodcast.com⁠ Date of recording: 26 Nov. 2023 Speaker: Sarah Peace Location: Peak Vision Church --- #peaklive #peakvision