In his sermon, Elisabeth Lectka emphasizes the challenges and disappointments of life that often lead to feelings of dissatisfaction and despair, much like what Paul experienced in his letters to the Corinthians. She discusses how many people question the value of their struggles and the hope of following Jesus amidst difficulties. However, Elisabeth reassures that every act of goodness and kindness has eternal significance and echoes into the future. Ultimately, she calls the congregation to live with the hope of resurrection, understanding that their efforts in the present are part of God's renewing work in the world.SHOW NOTESThe Encounter Faith Podcast is dedicated to creating space to slow down and dive deeper into the critical conversations we’re having every week at Good Shepherd. We fundamentally believe that you cannot encounter the risen Lord unchanged, and through the replays of our Sunday Sermons and conversations with our pastors and community leaders, we are prayerfully pursuing the author and the perfecter of our faith, together.We’d love to meet you! Email us, check out our website, and come worship with us!The best way to support the podcast is to support Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Naperville Illinois. Today’s message was originally delivered on Sunday May 18th  in our Worship Center and you can watch it here.

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