Walking Through the Wilderness

Have you been walking through a wilderness in your life? You’re in good company: Moses, David, Joseph, John the Baptist, the apostle Paul, and Jesus Himself all spent time in a wilderness or desert.
The wilderness can be described as a ‘dry and thirsty land’ (Psalm 63:1); it can be a place of desolation and desperation. In Hebrew, however, we can find a secret hope that brings waters of refreshing to our soul. The Hebrew word for desert or wilderness is Midbar rbdm. A corresponding word in Hebrew is rbdm which means, ‘to speak’. It is often in this lonely place that God speaks a Word rbd to our hearts.
In this practical series you will discover:
1. Characteristics of the wilderness
2. Purposes of the wilderness
3. How to avoid ‘wandering in the wilderness until you die’
4. Sins that keep us stuck
5. Why being ‘at our wit’s end’ is good news
6. Keys to deliverance
Often, we despise the wilderness and lose heart, but through it is the only way to the Promised Land. It is not a ‘punishment’ but a very necessary time of preparation for the next level. God can turn a barren wilderness into pools of water making it like the Garden of Eden. Learn how to endure the wilderness with hopeful expectation through this exciting series!