This powerful message invites us into a season of expectant waiting—not passive resignation, but active preparation for the wave of revival God has promised over our region. Drawing from Acts 2 and the early church's response after Pentecost, we discover that the first believers didn't just celebrate one miraculous moment and move on. Instead, they positioned themselves for continuous outpouring by continuing steadfastly in doctrine, fellowship, breaking of bread, and prayer. What's striking is that they did all this with gladness and simplicity of heart—their joy became their greatest witness. The Lord added to their number daily not because they won arguments, but because their lifestyle was distinctive and intriguing. We're challenged to examine whether we're truly preparing for the next wave or simply admiring the scenery of our beautiful coastal region. The call is clear: be baptized and filled with the Holy Spirit, practice radical generosity, live counterculturally, and most importantly, establish our hearts through patience. Like the Orthodox Jewish believer who confidently waits despite the irritating sounds of opposition, we too must trust that the God who speaks prophetic promises will complete what He has started. The wave is coming—the question is whether we'll be in position to catch it.