Seeing God as a Good Father

In week three of our Vision series, Pastor David Norris is joined by his father, Pastor Kim Norris, for a message titled "Seeing God as a Good Father." Drawing from Matthew 6:31–33, they explore how Jesus reveals God not only as our provider, but as a good and trustworthy Father, especially when life feels heavy, uncertain, or overwhelming. If you've ever wrestled with trust because of father wounds or stress, this sermon offers hope. You’ll discover how seeking first the Kingdom unlocks a life marked by peace, provision, and the fruit of the Spirit, even in difficult or uncertain circumstances.

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