Don't Look Back

This sermon challenges believers to stop dwelling on the past and instead focus on moving forward in their relationship with Christ. Drawing from Luke 9:51-62, the pastor emphasizes that looking back—whether at past sins, defeats, conflicts, or even victories—hinders spiritual progress and can lead to discouragement and bitterness. The message calls Christians to embrace God's forgiveness, learn from failures without being defined by them, and resist the temptation to romanticize the past or rest on former spiritual accomplishments. The sermon concludes with an urgent call to salvation, reminding listeners that "now is the day of salvation" and encouraging both believers and non-believers to look forward to what God has in store rather than backward at what has been.