Trusting God When I Don’t Understand What He Allows 3•1•26

In this honest and thought provoking message, Apostle Gregory Kelley challenges believers to examine what happens in the heart when life does not unfold the way we expected God to move. It is easy to say that God is good with our mouths, yet quietly wrestle with questions when circumstances seem confusing or disappointing. This sermon explores the tension between faith and feeling and reminds us that doubt often grows when we allow our emotions to speak louder than the Word of God. When our minds cannot understand what God allows, our hearts can begin to drift toward distrust. However, Scripture reminds us that God sees beyond appearances and even knows when our hearts condemn us.

Apostle Kelley encourages believers to shift their perspective by allowing God’s Word to become the lens through which we interpret our lives. Instead of letting frustration shape our view of God, we are invited to remember His consistent goodness. Satan thrives when believers rely only on feelings rather than the truth of Scripture, but peace returns when we call out and acknowledge God’s goodness in our lives. As we step into the “Love God Month” focus for March, this message invites us to reflect on the many moments where God’s goodness has already been evident. Trusting God does not always mean understanding His plans, but it does mean choosing cooperation with His goodness over doubt, fear, and frustration.