7.12.26 8 am Worship

This sermon explores the biblical concept of waiting with hope rather than hopelessness. The pastor examines how the Hebrew word for "wait" also means "hope," revealing that biblical waiting is not passive resignation but active expectation of God's presence. Through personal anecdotes, biblical examples like John the Baptist's imprisonment, and the story of the Angel Project in Los Angeles, the message emphasizes that hope means looking beyond our circumstances to see God's perspective and the "God sightings" happening around us. Rather than waiting for powerful people to change the world, Jesus calls ordinary people to make a difference through faithful action, even when facing seemingly insurmountable problems.