For a solid six months - after Frozen 2 released - my two youngest daughters demanded the sound track to be played every night at bed time.  And since we often would lay in with them until they fell asleep, I quickly memorized every word to every song (not by choice).  Even to this day I can give you a rousing rendition of Into the Unknown…minus the octave levels of Idina Menzel. 

What we see in Scripture is that waiting is a keystone component in our relationship with God, which if we’re honest is probably one of the last things we want to hear.  And that’s because waiting is hard.  No one likes to wait.

This week we will be starting a new series in the book of Psalms.  Most people are familiar with this book in some form or fashion.  And there’s a reason for that: the Psalms are the language of the soul and they provide for us the full expression and experience of a real life relationship with the living God.

This past week in our series in Acts we stumbled across an obscure character named Ananias.  God gives Ananias a difficult task and he fulfills it courageously (see Acts 9:10-19 and if you missed the sermon you can watch here).   And yet we never know anymore about Ananias and we never hear about him again.  It seems that Scripture is full of these types of people who make a big impact with little to no credit or mention.