The Church On Fire: Good Waiting - Good Reading, Good Thinking, Good Praying

Waiting is hard for most of us. We tend to treat it like wasted time, something to push through until the real thing finally starts. But the early church did something completely different with their waiting.Between the Ascension and Pentecost, 120 believers gathered together in an upper room in Jerusalem. They prayed consistently and with purpose. They opened the Scriptures and let them speak into their uncertainty. They made a significant decision together, trusting God to lead them through it. They didn't wait passively or anxiously; they waited expectantly.In this message, we're continuing our series, The Church on Fire, with a close look at what good waiting actually looks like in real life. Because the way you wait reveals what you truly believe about God.What does your waiting say about your faith?