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Sermon Summary

Trusting God When There Seems to Be No Way

When the Israelites reached the Red Sea, they found themselves trapped between the water and the approaching Egyptian army. Although they had followed God's direction, fear caused them to question His plan. Yet God had not abandoned them. He was preparing to reveal His power, protection, and faithfulness in a way they could never have imagined. Like the Israelites, we often struggle when obedience leads to uncertainty or difficulty. God calls us to stand firm, trust His provision, and move forward in faith, even when we cannot see the path ahead. True faith is more than believing God can act; it is being willing to obey when He calls. Through every challenge, God invites us to recognize His work, trust His character, and experience His power in our lives.

Sermon Questions

Experiencing God -Obey and Experience God | Pastor David Colp | Sunday November 1 , 2026

1. Why do we sometimes assume that difficulties mean we have misunderstood God's direction?

2. How does fear influence our ability to recognize God's presence and work in our circumstances?

3. What does it mean to "stand firm" and trust God when a situation seems impossible?

4. How can remembering God's past faithfulness help us face present challenges?

5. What are some ways God may be protecting or providing for us that we don't immediately recognize?










6. Why is it often difficult to surrender control and trust God's timing rather than our own?

7. What is the difference between waiting on God in faith and using waiting as an excuse to avoid obedience?

8. Where in your life might God be asking you to stop negotiating and take a step forward in obedience?

9. How can difficult circumstances become opportunities to know God more deeply and experience His power?

10. What is one step of faith God is calling you to take today, and what is keeping you from responding, "Lord, I'm willing"?


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