God Is Working on Both Sides | Pastor T

What do you do when you’ve prayed, obeyed God, and you’re still waiting for an answer?

In this powerful message, “God Is Working on Both Sides,” Pastor T of Rhema Worship Center teaches from Acts 10:1–43, the story of Cornelius and Peter, to remind us that just because you cannot see what God is doing does not mean He isn’t working.

Cornelius was praying in Caesarea while God was dealing with Peter in Joppa. Neither man could see what God was doing on the other side—but God was working in both places at the same time.

Maybe you’re in a waiting season right now.

You’ve prayed.

You’ve obeyed.

You’ve done everything God told you to do.

But you still don’t know what is happening on the other side.

This message is your reminder:

Silence does not mean inactivity.

Distance does not mean abandonment.

And what you cannot see does not cancel the faithfulness of God.

Through Acts 10, Pastor T also reveals an unexpected truth: while Cornelius was waiting for God to move through Peter, God was changing Peter too.

Sometimes we’re so focused on what we want God to do for us that we miss what He is doing in us.

So stop trying to control the room you cannot enter.

Pray on your side.

Obey on your side.

Prepare on your side.

And trust God with the other side.

Your confidence is not in knowing everything God is doing. Your confidence is in knowing who God is.

Scripture: Acts 10:1–43

Message: God Is Working on Both Sides

Speaker: Pastor T

Rhema Worship Center | La Plata, Maryland

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“I trust God with the side I cannot see.”