Dennis emphasises the importance of recognising Christ in our midst through acts of mercy and humility, reflecting on the scriptural foundation laid by figures like Simeon and Anna. He highlights that God’s presence often manifests in the ordinary and lowly, teaching us that true salvation comes not from power but faith and devotion. The sermon urges the community to be attentive to Christ’s appearances in everyday situations and among the marginalised, challenging us to embody love and grace in our interactions. Ultimately, we are called vessels of God’s mercy, welcoming the Saviour with open hearts and recognising His transformative presence in our lives.

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