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Where Are You, God?

When life falls apart, it's one of the most honest questions we can ask: "Where are You, God?"

Whether you're facing loss, disappointment, unanswered prayers, sickness, or seasons where God feels distant, Scripture reminds us that His presence isn't determined by our circumstances.

In this powerful message, Larry shares personal stories of grief, doubt, healing, and renewed trust, while pointing us to the truth found in God's Word. Through the stories of Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego, Jesus' promise in John 16, and the faithfulness of God throughout life's hardest moments, we're reminded that there is no such thing as a God-forsaken place.

In this message you'll discover:
• Why disappointment can distort our view of God
• How unmet expectations affect our faith
• Where true peace is found in the middle of trouble
• What it means to trust God—even when we don't understand
• The hope of knowing that God is with us in every season

Have you ever walked away from something… but still felt like you were in it?

In this message, we explore the tension between healing and reliving—why we often rehearse what God already released, and how that keeps us stuck in cycles we were meant to be free from.

Drawing from powerful truths in Psalm 147, Isaiah 43, 2 Corinthians 5, and Hebrews 12, this message unpacks:

• Why your mind can stay stuck in moments your body has left
• The signs you’re slipping back into an old identity
• How unhealthy relationships can pull you backward
• Why unforgiveness, insecurity, and familiar patterns keep reopening wounds
• The truth about being a new creation—not improved, but transformed

You’ll also hear honest, personal reflection on navigating relationships that no longer align with who you’ve become—and how to protect the healing God has already done in your life.

Key Takeaway:
You didn’t lose your growth—you just stepped back into an old environment. And you don’t have to stay there.

If this message speaks to you, consider sharing it with someone who may need encouragement in their healing journey.