When What You Waited For Disappoints: Finding True Satisfaction in Christ
This is a strong, expository sermon from Genesis 29. The pastor faithfully preaches the text, avoiding the common pitfall of moralism by using Jacob's flawed character and ultimate disappointment to demonstrate our universal need for a satisfaction that can only be found in Christ. The theological definitions of work and waiting are biblically grounded, and the pivot to the Gospel is clear and compelling. The service is further strengthened by orthodox liturgical elements, including the Nicene Creed and a biblically sound administration of the Lord's Supper, with clear fencing of the table.