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Ready for Takeoff | Can You Trust God When You Don’t Know the Route? | Elder Tarshia Martin
What do you do when you don’t understand where God is taking you?
In “Ready for Takeoff,” Elder Tarshia Martin shares a powerful message from Isaiah 40:28 to 31 about what it means to keep trusting God when the journey does not make sense yet.
Using the story of Captain Sully and the miraculous landing of US Airways Flight 1549 on the Hudson River, Elder Martin reminds us that sometimes we may not understand the route, but we can still trust the One who is leading us.
Throughout this message, she challenges us to:
Trust the Pilot.
God knows where He is taking you.
Trust the Process.
Waiting on God is not wasted time. It is an expectant dependence upon Him.
Trust the Plan.
Even when you cannot see how everything is going to work out, you can still have faith in the One who already knows the destination.
If you are in a season of waiting, uncertainty, or wondering what God is doing next, this message is for you.
Scripture: Isaiah 40:28 to 31
Speaker: Elder Tarshia Martin
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Bishop B. K. Watts concluded his powerful sermon series, “Have You Got Good Religion,” teaching from Micah 6:8 and Matthew 24:3–14. He reminded us that true religion is not found in rituals or lip service. It is seen in how we live.
God requires that we do justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with Him.Bishop challenged us to check our hearts.
Are we standing up for justice in a world full of division?
Are we showing mercy when bitterness is easier?
Are we walking humbly, with love that does not grow cold?
He reflected on the words of Pastor Martin Niemöller, who once said, “Then they came for me, and there was no one left.” The message was clear. Faith that is silent in the face of injustice is empty.
True discipleship calls us to compassion, courage, and conviction.As Bishop reminded us, real religion is not about formality.
It is about faith that moves, love that acts, and hearts that surrender.
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