This sermon challenges us to view time as a sacred gift from God, meant to be used intentionally and for His glory. Drawing from Ephesians 5, we’re reminded to live wisely and make the most of every opportunity, while Esther’s story illustrates that God places us in specific moments for His purposes. Through Galatians 4, we see that Jesus came at the exact kairos time—the appointed moment in God’s redemptive plan. Similarly, every moment of our lives, even those we feel we’ve wasted, can be transformed into kairos time when surrendered to Him. By aligning our daily lives with His eternal purposes, focusing on what truly matters, and trusting Him to redeem our past and present, we can live lives filled with meaning, impact, and God’s glory.

The story of Hannah’s prayer and the birth of Samuel from 1 Samuel 1:1-20 will show us how God’s “no” or “not yet” is often a form of His loving protection. The truth is that unanswered prayers or withheld desires can lead to a deeper understanding of God’s wisdom and grace.

We've journeyed through the depths of spiritual warfare, from the darkness of struggle to the power of victory, and it all comes down to this: how we step into our authority and advance God's Kingdom.

This final message in our "Out of the Darkness" series will encourage your spirit to live boldly. Let's not just defend against the enemy...let's actively build the Kingdom!