EPISODE · May 1, 2026 · 29 MIN
Hurry Up & Wait
from Unvarnished · host Gene Strother
Sermon two in a Seven-sermon series by "Preacher" Gene Strother. Gene examines the friction between patience and urgency and the need for both. What does the Bible have to say about urgency vs patience? Find out in this vital sermon.Follow Gene on Substack— https://genestrother.substack.com
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