Teach Me, Lord, To Trust Your Timing | Transitions | Part 7 | Jerry Flowers

Grief isn’t always about who left, sometimes it’s about who never showed up. And grief is the cost we pay for loving deeply.

This sermon is a powerful message on biblical friendship, godly vulnerability, and the kind of community that carries you toward purpose—even when you're too tired to move.

Frustration doesn’t just affect your emotions... it clouds your decisions, slows your progress, and steals your peace. If you don’t address it, it starts addressing you.

Let's unpack the vital role of awareness in our walk with God—revealing how being spiritually proactive, not reactive, positions us to fully step into the purpose and promise He’s prepared for us.

Have you been tired and need of some rest? Let's address one of the greatest pitfalls keeping us from getting things in our life “in order.”

Proverbs 1:1-7 reveals that true wisdom begins with fearing the Lord—fools reject this, clinging to their own way, leading only to emptiness and destruction.

Gentleness is the language of the Kingdom, but unfortunately many of us have lost our accent!

When God's route takes longer, it’s not punishment, it’s preparation. It's critical that we surrender our timeline and put our trust in God’s perfect, appointed time.

Triggers aren't just memories... they're contracts you've formed with pain. Jesus has the power to break those trauma-filled agreements, freeing you from interpreting truth through the lens of old wounds.

In moments of pressure, the enemy doesn’t always chain us—he convinces us. It's critical that we expose the lies that distort our memory, attack our identity, and delay our destiny in the middle of transition.