When You Can’t See Your Own Progress @BeyondTodayTV

Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago

Full sermon: ucg.org/sermons/god-who-sees-1

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It’s easy to feel stuck in your habits, weaknesses, or circumstances. But God sees more than who you are right now—He sees who you’re becoming.

God saw a leader in Moses, a king in David, and future servants in the apostles long before they could see it themselves. Your growth may feel slow, but every lesson, prayer, act of obedience, and challenge can be part of what God is accomplishing in your life. **He isn’t done with you yet.**

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