A Bruised Reed, He Will Not Break | Pastor Harrison Conley | Cottonwood Church

Who or what we behold in our lives really matters, it's the filter we view our lives, our nation, and our futures through. In this message, Pastor Harrison Conley of Cottonwood Church shares out of Isaiah 42, encouraging us to take our eyes off the things that we can let go of and fix our gaze on Jesus, so we can be that light in the midst of the darkness in this world.
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[@Michelle....B]

This message was for me...Great delivery Pastor Harrison....Best message of 2022

[@valeriaweekes5799]

Thank you Pastor Harrison and Cottonwood for being obedient to God's Word. We need more leaders who aren't afraid to preach the truth.

[@shawnryan8167]

Harrison Conley, we can be that sound in the midst of the noise in this world.

[@thorevert712]

Excellent teaching, can't wait to continue in this series on the Book of Isaiah.

[@indirapoitier338]

Amen

[@newsongarise]

Let love rain, like sweet mercy from heaven. Let mercy flow like waves and waves flowing richly from the heart of God. May love arise ... may mercy come forth ... may love and mercy bring forth hearts of compassion. Compassion for the lost, compassion for the thirsty, compassion for the hungry, compassion for the poor, compassion for the homeless, compassion for others. Not in just words or deeds done, but from the depths of the heart seeking to give Glory to God through open arms embracing the needs of others. May we look with the heart of God. May we see with his eyes or mercy and compassion and may we do all things to His Glory. For the river of God is love, may it flow richly through us. For the river of God is sweet mercy, may it flow richly through us. For the river of God is compassion, may they see it in our eyes, hear it from our hearts and see it through open arms embracing the needs of others. May we place others even before ourselves.

[@CottonwoodChurch]

Love this. Amen! And God bless.