Harvest 2023 with Raymond Kettyle

Amidst the changing seasons of our lives, we find ourselves in a continuous search for meaning and redemption. In this podcast episode, we have the privilege of delving into the timeless wisdom of the Gospel, specifically the profound message of Zacchaeus from Luke 19. Rev. Raymond Kettyle, the dedicated rector of St. John's Parish in Lurgan, passionately shares this transformative sermon during his visit to St. Paul's & Barnabas Church of Ireland.

As we journey through this episode, we uncover the resounding message of God's unwavering goodness. Zacchaeus, a man known for his moral shortcomings and the despise of his community, seeks something greater. Climbing a tree to overcome his limitations, he unknowingly embarks on a life-altering encounter with Jesus.

Rev. Kettyle masterfully brings to light the beauty of redemption and transformation that flows from this encounter. It's a reminder that God's goodness knows no bounds, extending to all, regardless of past mistakes. Through Zacchaeus, we see that it's never too late to change, and that God's grace is more than sufficient to initiate a profound transformation in our lives.

But the message doesn't stop there. Rev. Kettyle takes us on a journey beyond the pages of Scripture, sharing real-life stories of individuals who, like Zacchaeus, experienced life-changing encounters with God's goodness. These testimonies serve as powerful reminders of the enduring power of faith and divine grace.

If you're seeking inspiration, hope, and a deeper understanding of the transformative power of God's goodness, this podcast episode with Rev. Raymond Kettyle is a must-listen. Tune in as we explore the timeless message of Zacchaeus' encounter with Jesus and discover the enduring message of redemption, hope, and the limitless potential for transformation through faith.