Genesis 16 reminds us that God's promises don't fail—our patience often does. When the waiting feels too long, we're tempted to take control and force outcomes.

In this episode, Pastors Whit George, Blake Zimmerman, and Angela Ekstrum explore how even in human missteps, God is still at work, forming hearts, shaping character, and advancing His plan to redeem all mankind. He is not just fulfilling dreams; He is forming people.

Show notes:

Will You Wait on the Lord?

Listen to the full weekend message here: Will You Wait on the Lord?

Referenced from Last Week

Whit mentions last week's message and Tell Me More episode:

• God Desires Deep Relationship with His People https://youtu.be/rmGpV7ik1Sw?si=HmYHx8DGGilulL2M
• God With Us: Trust, Covenant, and Abraham's Long Walk of Faith | Tell Me More https://youtu.be/ikn31xDCT4Q?si=O9remz8f2a3SXVzg

• The Making of a Leader — Robert Clinton
• The Great Divorce — C.S. Lewis

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What does real friendship actually require? In this episode of Life in Motion, we dive into covenant friendship—the kind built on honesty, vulnerability, commitment, and showing up when it matters most.

We talk about naming your friendships, making (and keeping) promises, ditching surface-level connection, and why accountability and safety go hand in hand. If you're craving deeper, more meaningful relationships—and aren't sure how to build them—this conversation is for you.

Show notes:

In this episode, Jamie and Heather refer to the book Made for People by Justin Whitmel Earley

They also recommend checking out Jennie Allen's work. Find her here: https://www.jennieallen.com/

In this episode, Pastors Whit and Gabe reflect on Genesis 15 and how it shapes the entire story of Scripture. Rather than portraying a distant God who sets requirements from afar, Genesis reveals a God who desires closeness—who patiently walks with His people.

What we see in these scriptures is faith not as a transaction or a moment, but as a lifelong walk of trust. More than a clean record or a distant destination, the story of Abraham is about with‑ness: God joyfully dwelling with His people and inviting them into a relationship that transforms everything.

Show Notes

Key Scripture References:

• Genesis 15
• John 3:16
• Hebrews 11:10
• 2 Corinthians 4:17–18

Book Mentioned:

• "With" by Skye Jethani

Listen to the Weekend Message!

• Church on the Move Tulsa: God Desires Deep Relationship with His People
  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rmGpV7ik1Sw