A church that drifted through floodwaters, turned at two intersections, and came to rest on the very lot it was denied sounds like folklore—until you read the records and stare at the plaque that says moved here by the hand of God. We open our morning with Ephesians 3:20 and then watch that promise breathe through a true story from Swan Quarter, North Carolina, where timing, current, and courage converged into a landmark of hope.
Beyond the drama, this story offers a practical way to carry hope. Setbacks are not always verdicts, and delays can disguise direction. Faith does not ask you to shut off your mind; it invites you to test the story, honor the facts, and remain open to outcomes that exceed your plans. If you’re waiting on a door to open, let this five-minute journey remind you that answers can arrive by routes you would never choose, at a pace that feels late and turns out perfect. Hold your goals with open hands, build well where you are, and stay ready for the current that moves you toward what you asked for—and beyond what you imagined.

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