08/21/2026
Can you still trust God when you have been waiting for an answer for a long time?
The prophet Isaiah gives us a remarkable picture:
“Therefore the LORD will wait, that He may be gracious to you.” — Isaiah 30:18
For generations, the Jewish people prayed toward Jerusalem and longed to return to their ancient homeland. There were centuries when the promises of God must have seemed almost impossible.
Yet God had not forgotten.
Today, Pastor Israel Pochtar shares this Shabbat message from Jerusalem—a city that stands as a living reminder that time does not cancel the promises of God.
And that matters for every believer.
Perhaps you are waiting for healing, provision, restoration in your family, direction for your future, or an answer to a prayer you have carried for years. Scripture does not promise that we will always understand the waiting. But it does reveal the character of the One for whom we wait.
He hears. He is gracious. He is merciful. And He has not forgotten you.
Isaiah also tells us:
“Your ears shall hear a word behind you, saying, ‘This is the way, walk in it.’” — Isaiah 30:21
Centuries later, here in this land, Yeshua declared:
“I am the way, the truth, and the life.” — John 14:6
We do not need to see the entire road ahead when we know the One we are following.
The God who keeps His promises to Israel is the God you can trust with your tomorrow.
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