When it comes to waiting, we often try to help God. However, instead of making things better, we often make a bigger mess of things when we make our detours around God’s plans. 

Can we trust God? How do you respond to trusting God with your life, legacy, and land?

Our blessing will always be a result of a battle. The troubles that we face are not for nothing because is always working to produce holiness in us. 

This is part 2 of last week’s sermon. In this sermon, we learn that like Abraham, we must make the right choices in order that we might learn the lessons that God is teaching us. 

Like Abraham, we must make the right choices in order that we might learn the lessons that God is teaching us. 

Jesus is eternal, the second person of the Godhead and Creator of all things. Since he is the Creator of all things, he is the Lord over everything.

In the middle of faltering faith, we have a God who is faithful and he does not fail. Therefore, we can trust him to protect us through seasons of famine and doubt.

God is good and his word is true. Even when circumstances seem grim, we can trust in him.

Jesus commands us to go and make disciples. His mission has called us, and his compassion compels us. 

To fulfill God’s purpose for your life, you must have a courageous soul.