Doing Hard Things During Hard Times | Preston Morrison
Shownotes
Hard seasons have a way of making us wonder if we should take the easier path.
In "Where Are You With Doing Hard Things? | Doing Hard Things During Hard Times," we discover that while the world tells us to avoid discomfort, Scripture invites us to embrace faithful obedience—even when life is difficult. James reminds us that hardship isn't something to fear or avoid. It's often the very place where God develops endurance, strengthens our faith, and shapes us into the people He's called us to become.
Following Jesus has never been about choosing the path of least resistance. It's about trusting Him enough to obey, even when obedience is costly. The good news is that while God calls us to do hard things, He never expects us to do them in our own strength. Jesus offers His presence, His peace, and His strength to carry us through every season.
In this sermon, you'll discover:
Why God calls His people to do hard things
How we often make difficult seasons heavier than they need to be
The difference between carrying the weight of obedience and the burden of disobedience
What it means to take on the yoke of Jesus and find rest in Him
How God meets us with strength when we faithfully follow His leading
The question isn't whether life will be hard, the question is: Who are you trusting to carry you through it?
Because God never promised an easy road.
He promised to walk with us every step of the way.