Welcome to the Vood Church podcast. Do you like change or do you find it uncomfortable?

If we're being honest, change can be challenging. Whether it's change in relationship, at work,

in our families or within ourselves, changes can prompt a wave of different emotions.

In week five of our collection, living together, Pastor Don Sherry Wilkerson shares three seasons

of change and keys to walking with God in the midst of uncertainty. To discover collection

resources, visit Vood Church dot com slash together. Now let's lean into the message, youth changed.

I'm so grateful to be with all of you here at South Miami. We're joined by city. We're joined by

D.D. Everglades Correctional Institution and all of our friends and family online. It's a good day

to open up our hearts to what God wants to do in us. Do you believe that? We're in this together.

We're at a bunch of different locations, but God's brought us together with one purpose.

And my name is Don Sherry Wilkerson. On behalf of our entire team, you've been welcomed several times,

I know, but I want to just tell you we're so glad you're a part of this family. Whether you're at city,

D.D. Watch it online at Everglades, we believe that God has a call and a purpose on your life.

And we've been in the middle of this collection called Living Together. Has anybody enjoyed this collection?

We've been talking about the nitty gritty of relationship. God has created us to walk in

relationship with him and with those that he's placed in our life. And he has health and healing

and vitality waiting for us as we look to him day to day. And so today we're just taking another step

on that journey as we look to God's word. And today if you're with me, you can turn to

a Cleezie Asi's chapter three. A Cleezie Asi's chapter three, we're going to read.

Last week, Griggs preached powerfully on repentance and forgiveness. How many of you were blessed by that

word? Wasn't that awesome? And today we're just going to continue the journey. This is what

a Cleezie Asi's chapter three says, for everything there is a season and a time for every matter

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