Discover a deeper purpose and a real connection with God. Compass Church in Bloomington-Normal, IL is a place where spiritual explorers can learn how to live like Jesus lived, think like he thought, and do what he taught. These weekly messages are designed to help you navigate life with faith, purpose, and clarity wherever you are in your journey.
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Discover a deeper purpose and a real connection with God. Compass Church in Bloomington-Normal, IL is a place where spiritual explorers can learn how to live like Jesus lived, think like he thought, and do what he taught. These weekly messages are designed to help you navigate life with faith, purpose, and clarity wherever you are in your journey.
Have you ever looked at your life and wondered, “If I’m really blessed, why does it feel like everything is falling apart?” Maybe you’re facing loss, disappointment, or just the quiet ache that things aren’t how they should be. You're in a moment when being blessed feels more like being cursed. In this message, we look at Jesus’ words in the Beatitudes, and discover that what he calls blessed is the exact opposite of what we expect. Jesus doesn’t celebrate the strong or the successful. He calls the hurting, the overlooked, and the worn out blessed. This isn’t just a new way of thinking—it’s a whole new way of seeing your life, your pain, and how close God actually is to you right now.
Matthew 5:1-12 | Chris Shandrow
Compass Church Bloomington-Normal
Discover a deeper purpose and a real connection with God. Compass Church in Bloomington-Normal, IL is a place where spiritual explorers can learn how to live like Jesus lived, think like he thought, and do what he taught. These weekly messages are designed to help you navigate life with faith, purpose, and clarity wherever you are in your journey.
