This sermon takes us into the heart of the struggle of waiting on God. Habakkuk’s frustration with God’s timing resonates with our own experiences of feeling like God is slow to act. We’ll explore why God’s responses can seem delayed and gain a deeper understanding of how to trust His perfect timing, even when it challenges our patience.
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What if you could trade the constant grind for something far more fulfilling? In our “Grace Over Grind” series, we’ll take a five-part journey to uncover the life-changing freedom found in the gospel of Galatians. Together, we’ll learn how to live from our true identity in Christ, find the peace that comes from grace, and walk in step with the Spirit. As we plant seeds of goodness, we’ll see God bring a harvest of blessings into our lives. By the end, you’ll feel ready to choose grace over grind and trust in the power of Jesus to guide your purpose.
From the Series
Making the Most of the Meantime
In this opening sermon, we address the difficult reality of feeling like God is silent during our struggles. By looking at Habakkuk’s honest questions and doubts, we learn how to express our own frustrations to God without losing our faith. We’ll discover that God’s silence doesn’t mean He’s absent and that there is meaning to be found even in the quiet, lonely seasons.
The Law of Sowing and Reaping
In this message, we’ll explore the principle of sowing and reaping and how it applies to our spiritual lives. We’ll discover how to sow good seeds of love, kindness, and generosity, and how they will reap a harvest of blessing in due time. Through Galatians 6:7-10, we’ll learn how to live a life of sowing good seeds and reaping the blessings of God.