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EPISODE · Apr 13, 2025 · 45 MIN

The Sower, the Son and the Sick Man | Gary Wilkerson

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Are you tired of waiting for your breakthrough?In this powerful sermon, Pastor Gary Wilkerson dives into three unforgettable encounters with Jesus—each one revealing that God doesn’t always wait for the perfect conditions to move. Sometimes, He moves now.Drawing from John 4 and 5, you’ll hear the stories of a weary woman with a long-delayed dream, a desperate father with a dying son, and a sick man who had been waiting 38 years—only to discover that Jesus shows up right in the middle of the wait and says, “This is your hour.”Key Takeaways from this message:You don’t have to wait four months—God can move in your life right nowJesus breaks through delay, doubt, and disappointment with unexpected miraclesEven when your faith feels weak, He meets you with grace, not conditionsYou’re not just sowing—you’re sent to reap what others have labored forThat dream, that healing, that breakthrough? This could be your hourIf you’ve been waiting, wondering, or weary—this sermon will stir your faith again.-🙏 God calls us to care for orphans and widows.You can be His hands and feet today.Give hope where it’s needed most: worldchallenge.org

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