“The God who made the world and everything in it is the Lord of heaven and earth and does not live in temples built by human hands.”

Summary:

Rev. Joy Matos’s core message is to guide the congregation toward spiritual clarity. Arriving in Athens, the apostle Paul encountered a city full of idols, including an altar dedicated “to an unknown god.” Speaking to the Areopagus, Paul proclaimed the true God who created the world and gives life and breath to all humanity—a self-sufficient Creator who does not live in man-made temples or require human service. Rev. Matos calls on listeners to identify modern idols in their own lives and turn back to God Almighty, who alone satisfies every human need. This basic summary leads into a detailed breakdown of the sermon’s central themes.

Pet Blessings:

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