Week 3: Bad Days

On the night He was betrayed, Jesus shared a meal, washed feet, gave bread and wine, and spoke of suffering. And then—He sang.

In this moving message, Pastor James takes us into the upper room, where Jesus and His disciples lifted a hymn before walking out to Gethsemane. It wasn’t a song of comfort, but a declaration of faith in the face of the cross.

What does it mean to worship when the road ahead is dark? What does it mean to sing when sorrow is certain? This sermon shows us why worship is never wasted—and why sometimes the most powerful praise comes on the edge of the hardest night.

If Jesus sang before the cross, then maybe our song in the struggle matters more than we realize.