Even after a wildly successful mission, Paul’s plans unravel—he splits with Barnabas, hits dead ends, and faces spiritual silence.
But through failure, God speaks.
This Father’s Day message explores how our disappointments and broken plans can be the very places where God redirects and refines us.
Your worst moments don’t disqualify you—they might just be where God does His best work.
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