When everything around you feels trapped and hopeless—when the sea blocks your way forward and the armies of fear, loss, and despair close in behind—what does faith look like then?
In this week’s episode, we continue our journey through John 11, where Jesus comes to Bethany and finds that Lazarus has been dead for four days. For the grieving sisters, it was too late. Hope was gone. But as we’ll see, this is exactly where God does His deepest work—at the point when human strength is exhausted and all natural hope has died.
Drawing from Exodus 14, we explore what it means to stand still and “see the salvation of the Lord.” Just as the Lord parted the Red Sea for His people, He still moves mountains and makes a way where there is none—for His glory and our good.
If you’re standing at your own Red Sea moment—surrounded, weary, and wondering if God has forgotten you—this episode is for you. Christ never arrives late to His own story.
We will read the following Scripture:
We look forward to seeing you again next Friday!
