What’s Holding You Back from a Miracle? | October 6th 2024 | Calvary Orlando

aiting for a Miracle? Discover How God Moves While You Wait! | OCT 6th 2024 | Calvary Orlando Welcome to the Calvary Orlando Livestream! Join us today as Pastor Maria Kringel preaches a powerful sermon titled “Miracles: While We Wait.”Learn how God is working in your life, even in seasons of waiting, and discover key biblical principles on standing firm in faith. Whether you're waiting for a breakthrough, a miracle, or simply trusting God's timing, this message will encourage and strengthen your walk with the Lord. Description: In this sermon, Pastor Maria Kringel dives into the story of David from 1 and 2 Samuel, showcasing the triumphs and trials of waiting on God's promises. We’ll explore how David’s faith was unwavering in the face of opposition, and how we, too, can stand firm while waiting for our miracles. As you wait on God's appointed time, He is shaping you, growing your endurance, and preparing you for victory. Sermon Highlights: - The supernatural power of God is always working in the natural realm. - David’s unwavering faith despite tremendous victories and terrible valleys. - Key lessons from David’s life: God is faithful, good, and always with us. - Practical steps for what to do while waiting on your miracle. - How to stand firm in faith, worship, and praise even in the hardest seasons. Key Points: 1. Stay Fully Persuaded – Like David, be confident in who God is and His promises. 2. Make a Decision to Stand– Patience is not passive; it's fierce belief in God’s Word. 3. Keep Moving Forward – Walk through life’s valleys, knowing God is by your side. 4. Grow in the Waiting – Trials develop your endurance and deepen your relationship with God. 5. Check the Voices – Listen to God’s truth, not doubts or distractions. Key Scriptures: - 1 Samuel 17:45 – "I come to you in the name of the Lord of Heaven’s Armies." - Psalm 23:4 – "Even when I walk through the darkest valley, I will not be afraid." - Isaiah 41:10 – "Fear not, for I am with you." - Romans 8