When You Don't Understand God's Plan | Joby Martin

Comments · 64

• JA

  @jakenzlee833 · 13 days ago

  PRAISE GOD!!! I lift everyone who sees this to be bold for the kingdom of God!! In the name of Jesus be the light in your home and your community so that all who see you will see the Spirit of God in you!!!!!

• TH

  @TheGroovynannie · 6 months ago

  I’ve had to listen to this more than once. The way you reveal the heart and mind of Jesus Christ is so different than the status quo.  I need this perspective greatly.

  11

• DA

  @danievandermerwe1157 · 2 weeks ago

  2013 I was at a high point of my life , Loving the Lord, just got married and leading people to worship in the local church.<br>I started getting problems with my lunges and coughing to a point that I couldn&apos;t sing.<br>I asked God why, but never got a answer. I&apos;m in the struggle of not knowing where God wants me, did I loose my humbleness and my love to worship?<br>I believe this message was for me, thank you ❤

• TI

  @timlewis6777 · 3 weeks ago

  Such a great sermon &nbsp;thank you Pastor Martin

• TE

  @terryshaver295 · 3 weeks ago

  Amen and Amen pastor Joby.<br>Thank the Lord.

• RU

  @rudyochoa6868 · 5 months ago

  Revival happens one person at a time. Your journey in being a disciple is the work of the spirit. And it impacts everyone around you.

  3

• JO

  @josierflowers · 2 weeks ago

  AMEN

• DO

  @DonMengs · 1 month ago

  I want the trust of those examples u gave in the sermon. I ♥️ our Lord with all my heart, yet fully trusting in all circumstances comes hard, a lack of faith. Thank U Pastor Martin for instilling a stronger trust within us through the way you relay God&apos;s word..God bless U always &amp; always..God Bless all of us who are partaking in the living bread! ✝️🙏♥️All

• CH

  @CharlesQuatro · 6 months ago

  Amen. From South Africa

  4

• JA

  @jasondavid7566 · 7 months ago

  People who worship God in Spirit and in truth are called &quot;True Worshipers&quot;

  6

• 77

  @777HeartoftheShepard · 6 months ago

  Human beings are meant to wrestle with many of the things being described here. Scripture itself is full of faithful men and women who experienced deep doubt, grief, fear, and suffering. Much of the biblical narrative is about the reality of the human condition and how God meets people within it. Suffering, in many ways, is part of the fallen and carnal experience we all inhabit.<br><br>Because of that, if I ever found myself saying that I never struggle with something that even figures like David openly wrestled with, I would probably pause and examine that carefully. David loved God deeply, yet the Psalms show him crying out in confusion, pain, and even questioning. That honesty is part of what makes his faith so instructive.<br><br>I say this not as criticism, but as a genuine point of reflection. Sometimes statements like I never &quot;doubt Jesus&quot; or &quot;God&apos;s Plan&quot; can unintentionally set a bar that other Christians feel they must meet, even though Scripture shows that wrestling and lament are normal parts of faith.<br><br>It may also be that certain kinds of suffering or testing simply haven’t yet come into view. Many believers eventually face moments where they must choose whether their pain will pull them toward despair and the enemy, or whether—through that same suffering—they will submit themselves in obedience to the King of Kings.<br><br>Joel 2 12-13<br>12 “Even now,” declares the Lord,<br> &nbsp; &nbsp;“return to me with all your heart,<br> &nbsp; &nbsp;with fasting and weeping and mourning.”<br><br>13 Rend your heart<br> &nbsp; &nbsp;and not your garments.<br>Return to the Lord your God,<br> &nbsp; &nbsp;for he is gracious and compassionate

  4

• KE

  @kerriewheeler1079 · 7 months ago

  Joby, <br> &nbsp; &nbsp; Thank you!!! This really hit, and I appreciate it. Thank You, Father, for these words!! You are bigger than anything I see. I will not worry, or fear because I KNOW I have a Father who fights for me🙏🏽

  3