It's Okay To Not Know | Steven Furtick
- Preacher
- Steven Furtick
- Tradition
- Non-denominational Evangelical
- Published
- Length
- 21:59
About this sermon
You may not know what's next, how it's going to work out, or when the answer you've been waiting for will come — but God does. If uncertainty has been keeping you stuck, discover how trusting what God knows can give you the confidence to keep moving, even without all the details. Maybe you've been thinking: I don't know what to do next. I don't know how this is going to work out. I don't feel qualified for what's ahead. I don't have everything I need. I don't know how long I'll have to wait. God knows what you don't. You don't need every answer to take your next step. To watch the rest of the sermon "God Knows You Don't," click here: https://youtu.be/UmQZb-nfQEQ?si=5XSbHkr3hAeqwwtc What if one minute could change everything? Sign up for 1-Minute Motivation and receive encouragement, Scripture, and short devotionals throughout the week. Sign up here: https://ele.vc/1mm Chapters: 0:00 - God Knows What You Don't Need 3:22 - Where Faith Really Grows 5:54 - We're All Guessing 8:30 - Stay In The Promise 11:18 - You're Not Too Old 14:21 - We Quit Too Quick 16:42 - Living In The Even Though 18:45 - Don't Give Up Scripture References: Hebrews 11, verses 8, 11-12, 17-18 – Abraham believed John 11, verses 24-25 – Jesus declares he is the resurrection and the life Additional Scriptures Referenced: Genesis 22, verses 1-14, 17 – Abraham binds Isaac on the altar, God provides a ram, promises countless descendants Genesis 15, verse 5 – God tells Abraham to count the stars for his offspring Psalm 23, verses 1-6 – The Lord as shepherd through the valley of death 1 Timothy 4, verse 12 – Paul tells Timothy not to let others look down on his youth Romans 8, verse 28 – All things work together for good James 1, verse 4 – Let perseverance finish its work toward completeness #faith #uncertainty #promise #limitations #timing #trust
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