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As We Wait – FBC LaBelle Sermons
Pastor Preston reflects on Christian waiting, referencing Luke's continuation from his Gospel into the Book of Acts. Just as Jesus's post-resurrection appearances transformed fearful disciples into courageous witnesses filled with the Holy Spirit, believers today are called to wait actively on God. Biblical waiting is not idle; it requires patient trust while engaging in faithful work. The pastor outlines three key truths: waiting reminds us that God is in control, allows Him to work in His perfect timing, and ultimately increases our spiritual strength. He concludes with an invitation to salvation.
Scripture References: Acts 1:1–11, Psalm 130:4–6, Habakkuk 2:1–3, Isaiah 40:31, 2 Peter 3:8, Colossians 3:3
- As We Wait
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- Not Alone: Jesus’ Promise of Peace and Presence
- The Fruit of the Spirit vs. The Effort of the Flesh
- Everything Starts with God: Finding Peace for the New Year
- The Lord Shall Return: Staying Grounded
- Unexpected Christmas: Joseph's Story
- The Fullness of Time: Getting the Theology of Christmas Right
- Got Wisdom? Ask!
- Beyond Your Strength: Why God Gives You More Than You Can Handle