Change Happens Where We Least Expect It (SOUND FIXED) | by Rev. David Moses Perez

In the sermon, Rev. David Moses Perez invites us into The Space Between—the sacred, often uncomfortable place where we are no longer who we were, but not yet who we will be. We spend so much of our lives striving for clarity, chasing certainty, and waiting for the moment when everything finally makes sense. But what if true awakening isn’t found in arrival, but in learning to live fully in the tension of the in-between?

The Beatitudes reveal a radical subversion. Christ doesn’t say, “Blessed are those who have it all figured out.” He says, “Blessed are those who hunger, who grieve, who long for something more.” In this sermon, we explore what it means to embrace the unfinished, hold space for what we do not yet understand, and trust that even in the uncertainty, we are exactly where we need to be.

Watch now and step into the threshold of transformation.

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David Moses Perez is a religious leader, podcaster, and minister known for his evolving approach to Christianity. He is the host of the Iconoclast Podcast on YouTube, which features conversations with thought leaders, theologians, artists, and academics. This podcast aims to foster intellectual and meaningful discussions about faith, spirituality, and human existence. Perez's background includes a Bachelor's degree from the University of Southern California and a Master's degree in Religion from Harvard University. He also did additional seminary work at Trinity in Chicago​.

Perez is also the lead minister at Spero Dei, a church he founded with others in 2018 in Nashville, Tennessee, which emphasizes an evolving and reimagined Christian spirituality for the 21st century. Perez promotes a faith centered on love, a deep connection to God, a Christian spirituality that is generous, and makes sense in the 21st century, while moving away from traditional evangelical doctrines​.

Perez's work often challenges conventional beliefs and traditions in Christianity, reflecting his journey away from evangelical norms towards a more inclusive and evolving faith. He has been involved in ministry for over three decades, serving in various locations across the United States before settling in Nashville.​