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God promises courage to those who wait with hope.

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Patience is rarely celebrated in our instant-gratification culture, yet spiritual waiting emerges as one of the most powerful disciplines in the Christian walk. Drawing from Isaiah 8:17, we explore how waiting on the Lord transcends mere passive waiting—revealing itself as an active stance of placing our complete hope, trust, and expectations in God's perfect timing.
This message delves into the profound connection between waiting and courage. As the Psalmist declares, "Wait on the Lord; be of good courage, and He shall strengthen your heart." When we genuinely wait upon God, we receive divine fortification within our inner person that cannot be manufactured through self-determination or positive thinking. This spiritual courage comes as grace, flowing from the One in whom we've placed our expectations.
The contrast between those who wait on the Lord and those who reject this path couldn't be more striking. Scripture teaches that evildoers—those building personal kingdoms apart from God—will ultimately be "cut off," losing everything. Meanwhile, those who hope in God "shall inherit the earth" and gain an eternal relationship with their Creator. The temporal kingdoms of the self-sufficient collapse, while those who trust God receive an unshakable inheritance. With abundant mercy and redemption available, we're encouraged to place our hope in the Lord "from this time forth and forever." Will you join us in learning this transformative spiritual discipline that positions us to experience God's courage, inner strength, and everlasting goodness?

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Chapters

1. Introduction to Waiting on the Lord (00:00:00)

2. Scripture Foundations in Isaiah 8 (00:02:24)

3. The Grace of Waiting (00:04:36)

4. Contrasting Destinies: Faithful vs Wicked (00:06:46)

5. Closing Prayer and Benediction (00:10:09)

56 episodes

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Patience is rarely celebrated in our instant-gratification culture, yet spiritual waiting emerges as one of the most powerful disciplines in the Christian walk. Drawing from Isaiah 8:17, we explore how waiting on the Lord transcends mere passive waiting—revealing itself as an active stance of placing our complete hope, trust, and expectations in God's perfect timing.
This message delves into the profound connection between waiting and courage. As the Psalmist declares, "Wait on the Lord; be of good courage, and He shall strengthen your heart." When we genuinely wait upon God, we receive divine fortification within our inner person that cannot be manufactured through self-determination or positive thinking. This spiritual courage comes as grace, flowing from the One in whom we've placed our expectations.
The contrast between those who wait on the Lord and those who reject this path couldn't be more striking. Scripture teaches that evildoers—those building personal kingdoms apart from God—will ultimately be "cut off," losing everything. Meanwhile, those who hope in God "shall inherit the earth" and gain an eternal relationship with their Creator. The temporal kingdoms of the self-sufficient collapse, while those who trust God receive an unshakable inheritance. With abundant mercy and redemption available, we're encouraged to place our hope in the Lord "from this time forth and forever." Will you join us in learning this transformative spiritual discipline that positions us to experience God's courage, inner strength, and everlasting goodness?

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Introduction to Waiting on the Lord (00:00:00)

2. Scripture Foundations in Isaiah 8 (00:02:24)

3. The Grace of Waiting (00:04:36)

4. Contrasting Destinies: Faithful vs Wicked (00:06:46)

5. Closing Prayer and Benediction (00:10:09)

56 episodes

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