In this deeply encouraging message, Kevin McKissick—Associate Pastor at Tabernacle Community Church—joins us as a guest speaker at Indwelling to explore what it means to live with enduring faith. Through Scripture and real-life reflection, Kevin calls us to remain steady in our trust in God, especially in seasons of waiting, hardship, or uncertainty. He reminds us that enduring faith is not passive but active—a daily choice to believe in God’s promises and rely on His strength. Whether you're feeling weary or seeking to grow in perseverance, this message invites you to hold on to hope anchored in Christ.

Have you ever felt like God saw your message… but didn’t respond? You prayed, cried, fasted—and still, silence. In this powerful sermon, Gabriel Jordan explores what it means to feel “left on read” by Heaven and how God’s silence doesn’t mean He’s absent.

Through the story of Lazarus, Mary, and Martha in John 11, we’re reminded that even in delay and disappointment, God is present and working. Sometimes, the miracle isn't just what God does for you, but what He does through your pain.

Whether you're waiting on a breakthrough, grieving a loss, or struggling to trust again—this message is for you. Worship still works in the waiting. And your brokenness? It might just be someone else's reason to believe.

God’s invitation is before us—are we ready to say yes? In Luke 14, Jesus tells a parable of a great banquet, revealing both the distractions that keep us from responding and the overwhelming grace that compels us to the table. From possessions to work to relationships, even “good things” can become bad excuses when they hold us back from a life of purpose in God’s Kingdom.

Join us as Pastor Clarence reflects on the persistent invitation of God, weaving together personal testimony and the truth of the Gospel. Whether you’re stepping into faith for the first time, seeking renewal, or discerning your next step, this message will challenge and encourage you to remove the distractions, surrender your excuses, and accept the invitation to abundant life in Christ.