In this episode, it is discovered that it can be that hidden hour when life feels uncertain, yet something sacred is unfolding. In the midnight hour of struggle, unseen roots grow deepest. What feels like darkness is often the sacred ground where the old is stripped away and the new is formed. Where resilience is born, and the unseen work of growth prepares for the breaking of dawn. This is the "Midnight of Becoming."

Day 3 of God's Best Work in the Dark  is a meditation on the mystery of beginnings, where emptiness and obscurity are not signs of absence but the stage for divine artistry. In the silence of the void, when life feels chaotic and unanchored, God’s Spirit hovers—waiting, watching, preparing. Darkness becomes the backdrop for revelation, the canvas upon which light is spoken into existence. Hidden seasons in our lives are not wasted, but are sacred spaces where God is shaping, painting, and preparing His masterpiece on our behalf.

In this episode of God's Best Work is in the Dark Series, midnight isn’t just darkness—it’s the moment of divine intervention. Hear how God turns waiting into an encounter and despair into trust, reminding us that the midnight hour is a turning point toward joy.

In this mini series entitled "God's Best Work is in the Dark", the sacred purpose of life are those "hidden seasons"—those times when growth is happening beneath the surface, unseen by the world.  This is an invitation to embrace the soil of hidden seasons as fertile ground where God does His deepest work, through the encouragement of patience, surrender, and confidence that what feels buried is actually being planted for a greater harvest.

In pausing to reflect on God's goodness this Thanksgiving season, we are invited to slow down, be present and breathe; recognizing God’s hidden work beneath the surface of everyday life. Intentionally doing these things opens our eyes to the subtle ways God is moving around us. Just as seeds grow unseen in the soil, God is cultivating transformation in places we cannot yet see. We are encouraged to trust the unseen, join God in His work, and embrace the rhythm of faith that leads to harvest.

Being grateful is more than a polite response to blessing - it's a posture of the heart. It's the way we remember, rehearse, and retell the goodness of God. When we give thanks, we're not just acknowledging what God has done, we're declaring who He is.

We all carry silent burdens—aches too deep for words. This Trust episode invites you to bring those hidden struggles into God’s presence. Through scripture, and being honest with self and God, you can experience how God meets you in places hidden, where healing and restoration begin.

The GYFT SERMON Series

Today's Trust Series Word explores how emotional honesty draws us into deeper intimacy with God. From biblical examples to personal reflection, we uncover the truth that God doesn’t require perfection—He responds to authenticity. Whether you’re grieving, angry, afraid, or joyful, your emotions are not a barrier—they’re an invitation. Healing begins not when we’re strong, but when we’re honest.

In this soul-stirring episode, we explore the sacred language of tears — not as weakness, but as worship, healing, and divine connection. What does it mean when God meets us in our weeping? It mean we can trust Him. Whether you're grieving, interceding, or simply overwhelmed by God’s presence, this episode invites you to see your tears as a gift — counted, bottled, and remembered by the One who sees all.