Within the sermon "YOU WON'T HAVE BAD DAYS," part of the "Jesus Never Said That" series, Pastor Michael emphasizes a crucial, often misunderstood aspect of Christianity. He debunks the notion that faith in Jesus guarantees a trouble-free existence; instead, he underlines that struggles are intrinsic to being a follower of Christ. This narrative was built from a conversation with a disillusioned individual who had experienced various hardships, causing them to relinquish their faith. To clarify, Michael refers believers to John 16:20 in which Jesus warns His disciples of worldly sorrow while also promising an enduring peace from Him. Deepening his argument, Pastor Michael challenges the idea that Christianity assures an easy life of perfect health, financial stability, and uninterrupted success. He utilizes allusions to 1 Peter and James to illustrate that trials and tribulations serve a divine purpose, acting as tests of faith intended to deepen the connection with God and strengthen the resolve of believers. He further underlines this concept by referencing the historical persecution of Christians during Nero's reign, using this to show the resilience and robustness of faith. Consistently throughout his sermon, Pastor Michael prompts believers to find comfort in Jesus during troubling times and joy beyond adversity. He reassures the congregation that true faith is one that's been tested, and hardships are God's way of molding a stronger relationship with His followers. Encouraging continued spiritual growth, Michael concludes with an invitation to the community to reflect on their shortcomings, ask for forgiveness, and continuously seek revitalization through Jesus. Despite worldly struggles, he presents the picture of an unwaveringly faithful God and the compassionate church community, highlighting the promise of joy even through hardships.