So often life just doesn't go our way. "I'm so over it," we say. In frustration and annoyance we we just want to be done with it, but this is not an option for a believer. We can trust that God has called us into every specific circumstance in our life, and we can trust that there is some great purpose in it. We should have an open expectancy that God may even want to surprise us with something we never expected. We aren't to give in to cynicism, but we are to give in to faith. We look not to our circumstances, but we look to God's faithfulness.

Scripture References: Acts 9:32-42

From Series: Acts: Saved to be Sent | More Messages from Jobey McGinty

From Series: "Acts: Saved to be Sent"

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In Luke 4:31–44, the crowds are stunned because Jesus doesn’t just talk about truth—His word carries authority. Demons obey Him. Sickness leaves. Evil recognizes Him, even when people hesitate. Jesus is the Holy One of God who confronts darkness and wins. He doesn’t negotiate with sin or evil. He defeats it. Not every sickness or challenging situation will be met with a miracle in this life, but He is working all things for your good, and it all points to a certain future free of sin, brokenness and death.

Scripture References: Luke 4:31-44

From Series: Luke: To the Last, The Least & The Lost | More Messages from Jobey McGinty

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