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EPISODE · Oct 6, 2024 · 34 MIN

Faith in the Storm: Trusting God's Timing

from Stratford Heights Church of God · host Bishop Gary Lewis

Bishop Gary Lewis shares a deeply personal and inspiring message about faith, resilience, and the presence of God in our lives, even during the most challenging times. Drawing from Matthew 14, Bishop Lewis recounts his own harrowing experience of being struck by a hit-and-run driver and the subsequent journey of questioning, healing, and ultimately, unwavering faith. He emphasizes that God always has a purpose, even when we don't understand it, and that He is with us in every storm, interceding on our behalf and arriving precisely when we need Him most. This sermon is a testament to the miraculous power of God and a call to trust in His timing and plan.Bishop Lewis also highlights the importance of worshiping God regardless of our circumstances, sharing how his own perspective and faith were transformed through his trials. He encourages the congregation to see their storms as pathways to greater miracles and to hold steadfast in their faith, knowing that God is always working, even when we can't see it. This message is a profound reminder of God's sovereignty, love, and the miracles that await us on the other side of our struggles.

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