Waiting For The Moving Of The Water | Carter Conlon

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Website: http://www.tsc.nyc *Uploaded with permission from TSC. The message centers on the urgent call to embrace divine power and purpose in the last days, drawing from John 5:1–9 to illustrate how God’s living water—symbolizing the Holy Spirit and the transformative Word—now flows from believers rather than waiting passively for sporadic miracles. It confronts the epidemic of despair, mental illness, and hopelessness in modern society with a passionate plea for the church to become a living testimony of God’s healing, freedom, and resurrection power, rejecting passivity and embracing bold faith. The preacher emphasizes that God’s presence is not confined to rare, external interventions but is actively stirring within believers, empowering them to speak with authority and life-giving power that breaks chains of addiction, depression, and despair. This spiritual awakening is not for personal gain but for the salvation and restoration of a generation, calling every believer to rise, take up their bed, and walk in the victory Christ has already secured. The tone is fervent, prophetic, and deeply pastoral, urging the church to stand as a mighty army, not in strength of its own, but in the overflowing power of Christ, where every word spoken in faith becomes a river of life that stirs the hearts of the broken and sets captives free. #carterconlon #miracle #prayer

Topics

• Patience