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January 2, 2019
With A Special Message From Constance Redmond Not everything with God comes on demand! Sometimes faith is frustrating because it demands that we wait on God. There is often a divine delay between what God promises and what He performs. Anyone who wants to walk with God better learn how to wait on God. Listen as Pastor Jason teaches on four things that you can give yourself to when you are waiting on God. Enjoy!
December 28, 2014
Have you found that not everything with God comes on demand? God often causes a divine delay between what He promises and what He performs. Sometimes faith can be frustrating because it demands that we wait. In Luke chapter 2 we find the story of Simeon and how he had been given a word from God that he would not die before he saw Christ. From the time that he received that word until Mary and Joseph presented Jesus in the Temple, we see Simeon doing one thing... WAITING. Simeon’s story teaches us some life lessons about how to wait on God. If you feel like you are stuck in a season of waiting, then this message is for you.