Many of us read this text with the baggage of fear, and there’s some validity to that because the preceding verses are a bit gloomy—to say the least. There is definitely a sign of caution here to not be distracted, to stay the course, but the message is not one of fear. It’s ultimately one of hope: that God keeps his promises, that Christ will return, and that if we stay the course, if we are watchful and ready, we will see this hope fulfilled.

New life comes in unexpected places and is ushered in by unexpected people. The wilderness was a place people feared, and it ended up being a place of preparation for the Messiah. It became a place of new life, new hope, and the beginning of a new people of God being formed.

New life comes in unexpected places and is ushered in by unexpected people. The wilderness was a place people feared, and it ended up being a place of preparation for the Messiah. It became a place of new life, new hope, and the beginning of a new people of God being formed.

Ps. Larry Long

Ps. Larry Long

Waiting on God doesn't mean we stop moving and walking in the light we already have. God has great plans for us as we actively move in the direction He is leading us to go.

Waiting on God doesn't mean we stop moving and walking in the light we already have. God has great plans for us as we actively move in the direction He is leading us to go.

The word of God is reason and opportunity for the human heart to be whole. In this message Pastor Jorge talks about Psalm 119 and challenges us to make God's word a priority in our lives.

The word of God is reason and opportunity for the human heart to be whole. In this message Pastor Jorge talks about Psalm 119 and challenges us to make God's word a priority in our lives.

Sometimes it seems like God forgets things on purpose not to get something in return as we often do. He does it to reveal to us something new, to show us who He is.