Summary: In part 2 of the «Hearing from God» series, Mike Breaux teaches on waiting actively while living dependently on God, using Psalm 37 as the core text. God’s will is far more about character than specific directions; waiting isn’t passive [...]

Well, my friends, welcome to day number 20 of our 40 Days of Power. We are right in the middle of our journey, and if you’ve come this far by faith, you have to be excited that God has enabled you to come this far. We have 20 more days to go, and [...]

I want to become extremely focused on Divine Purpose and what He has said for my life. I don’t want to come to the end and find out that I waited and did nothing when He was anticipating me to wait with Divine Focus. Waiting on God is that [...]

So, waiting on the Lord is to lie in wait; it’s anything but sitting back and doing nothing. It’s actually positioning myself for what God is about to do. I want to talk to you about three words that have unfortunately been redefined by Christian [...]

Thanks, thanks. By the way, this Tuesday, how many of you are American citizens? Yes, Tuesday—vote! Vote! Don’t be stupid—vote! Don’t be stupid by not voting, because that’s voting. It’s a wrong vote. And then, don’t be stupid by voting stupid. In [...]

You know, when we were believing God for this place, I actually heard the Lord tell me this. This is the very first time ever he said this to me, years ago. We moved in in 2012, end of 2012, and those years before that, you know, there was a lot of… [...]

Jesus watches the guests scrambling for seats of honor at a dinner and teaches through a parable that humility opens the door to true promotion—take the lowest place so the host may call you higher—reminding us that God exalts the humble even in [...]

Joel Osteen explains that when we feel stuck, stagnant, or restricted in life, it’s often God placing us in a holding season on purpose—He’s ordering our steps perfectly, reserving us for greater destiny moments, just like the colt tied up until [...]

In Acts 16, Paul and Silas—beaten, chained, and imprisoned—pray and sing praises to God at midnight, and suddenly a great earthquake shakes the prison foundations, opens every door, and looses every chain. The preacher powerfully illustrates that [...]

Is there anyone here today that you've been praying for something, asking God for a miracle, believing that God is going to work and He hasn't answered your prayer yet? Would you raise your hands today? Those of you online, you can type in [...]

At all of our churches, for those of you that are believers, you're followers of Jesus, would you take a moment and raise your hand if you believe in the power of prayer? Raise your hand high if you believe in the power of prayer. Online, you [...]

Yeshua said in John 7:38, "He who believes in me from his", get this, now, "innermost being", got a mosquito there, "will flow rivers of living water". I want to focus on that word "innermost". Where does this [...]

In this sermon, Dr. Charles Stanley explains why waiting is tough for everyone—it means giving up control—and how learning to wait on the Lord is essential for obedience, peace, and answered prayer. Drawing from Psalm 62 and other Scriptures like [...]

One of the great honors of my life, here at Jewish Voice is to be able to travel all around the world, serving scattered Jewish communities and their neighbors, bringing practical help, sharing the good news that we have a Messiah, and his name is [...]

Today I wanna share with you about delay and what God is doing in our lives when there is a delay. Everyone say "delay". No one likes delay. Whether it's the Mass Rapid Transport, all right, Singapore's railway system for our [...]

This is an excerpt from: God's Got Your Back - Part 1 Steven Furtick shares how we often wait until pain or crisis hits hard before turning to God, even though He promises to answer as soon as we cry out. Using everyday examples like delaying [...]

Well, one of the worst feelings in life... is to wait. How many of you know what I'm talking about? You can type that in the Comments section online because you were waiting a long time for me to say anything. Thanks for staying on. I [...]

This is an excerpt from: Enough Until It Comes In this sermon on 1 Kings 17, Pastor Furtick warns that anything we depend on besides God—even good things like relationships or habits—will eventually dry up like Elijah's brook. He shows how God [...]

I want you to turn to the Gospel of Luke, Chapter 1, and we're going to study today about two people. We're going to talk about a really old man, and we're going to talk about a really young woman. And, both of them are going to [...]

This is an excerpt from: Forward Not Finished Pastor Furtick reflects on the pain of seeing God's promises in others' lives while feeling stuck in your own, using Moses' death outside the Promised Land as an example. He reminds us [...]

Would you stand for the reading of God's word. If you brought your Bibles, turn them to book of John 5:2 through 9, as this Sunday, we gather for the last Sunday of 2017. You need to know next year will not be a better year just because it got [...]

Dr. Charles Stanley reflects on how often we miss God's promises by rushing ahead instead of waiting patiently. He defines true patience as a calm, willing response to delay or stress—rooted in the Greek words for perseverance and [...]

After the crucifixion, the fearful disciples isolated themselves behind locked doors amid rumors about Jesus' missing body, but His post-resurrection visits turned their isolation into hopeful seclusion as they waited for the promised Holy [...]

One of the worst feelings in life... Is to wait. Right? How many know what I'm talking about? Does anybody say, like, I love to wait? Nobody likes to wait. One of the worst feelings in life is to wait, especially when it comes to waiting on [...]

In this sermon from the "Ordinary People, Extraordinary Faith" series on Hebrews 11, Pastor David Jeremiah examines Sarah's journey of faith, highlighting her initial impatience and failures—like giving Hagar to Abraham—yet her [...]

In this powerful message, Joyce Meyer highlights the crucial difference between spiritual gifts (given freely by God) and the Fruit of the Spirit (developed through trials and obedience). Drawing from John 15 and personal stories, she stresses that [...]

In her sermon "I'm in a hurry and God is not," Joyce Meyer shares from James 1 and other passages how patience isn't passive waiting but how we act while waiting—staying present, trusting God's timing, and growing through [...]

In John 5, Jesus encounters a man crippled for 38 years at the Bethesda pool, asking if he's serious about getting well. The man's excuse—nobody helps him—reveals self-pity. Jesus commands him to "Get up, pick up your bed, and [...]

Dr. Stanley shares that the two most vital principles he's learned are to obey God and leave consequences to Him, and to wait on God's perfect timing. Using Psalm 27:14 and personal stories—like delaying car and house purchases until God [...]