Title:When God Doesn’t Give You a Sign | Can You Still Trust Him?
Description:What do you do when you’re praying, believing, and waiting—but God still doesn’t give you the sign, healing, or answer you were hoping for?
In this episode of Between Sermons, Ti’heasha Beasley, Pastor Brent McQuay, and Pastor Moises Mendez have an honest conversation about faith, doubt, signs and wonders, spiritual maturity, and learning to trust God when life doesn’t look the way you expected.
Using Luke 11 as the foundation, they unpack why Jesus challenged people who kept asking for another sign, even while the evidence of who He was stood right in front of them. The conversation gets practical as they explore what happens when pain makes you question God’s goodness, why chasing spiritual experiences can never replace obedience, and how community can help carry you through seasons when your faith feels weak.
They also challenge us to look inward: Are there areas of our lives we still haven’t fully surrendered to God? Are jealousy, resentment, pride, disappointment, or unmet expectations affecting how we see Him—and how we see other people?
Because sometimes the issue isn’t that God isn’t present. Sometimes we’re looking for Him to show up in one specific way and missing how He is already moving.
If you’ve ever asked, “God, where are You?” or wondered why He hasn’t answered the way you hoped, this conversation is for you.
💬 Join the conversation: Have you ever gone through a season where you struggled to see God’s goodness?
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