JESUS, OUR COMFORTER | Arival Dias Casimiro | Sermon subtitled in eight languages | IPP
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On April 20, 2025, Reverend Arival Dias Casimiro delivered a deeply comforting message at the Presbyterian Church of Pinheiros based on John 14:18-19, titled "Jesus Will Not Abandon You." This sermon is an invitation to living hope in Christ, especially for those feeling alone, forgotten, abandoned, or facing difficult seasons in life. Jesus is our faithful Comforter who does not leave us as orphans but remains with us through every storm—even the darkest ones.
With biblical clarity and doctrinal strength, Rev. Arival reveals the power of Jesus’ care for His children. In John 14, the Lord Himself promises never to leave His followers alone, assuring that His living presence will be real to all who believe in Him. This Christ-centered message is filled with biblical truth and spiritual comfort, strengthening the believer’s heart, renewing faith, and bringing peace to the troubled soul.
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Watch and be strengthened by the certainty that Jesus is with you right now—sustaining, guiding, and comforting you. This powerful evangelical message from the Presbyterian Church of Pinheiros is ideal for anyone needing spiritual encouragement, security in God’s promises, and confirmation that Christ never abandons His own.
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