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]]>In this episode of Pastors Are People Too, Pastor Teron V. Gaddis addresses the pain of being wounded by people within your assignment — and the temptation to walk away because of it. But the message is clear: don’t let a painful person disconnect you from a purposeful place.
You may have to stand, serve, and lead in front of those who hurt you — but healing is still possible, and your assignment is still valid. The One who called you is faithful to sustain you through it.
Watch Season 2 Episode 16 — Pastor, Don’t Let Judas Make You Leave Your Assignment and be encouraged to stay, heal, and continue.
“Before we close, let’s remember: if there is going to be power in the pulpit, there must be prayer in the pews. Keep your pastors covered this week. Until next time, stay encouraged. To pray for your pastor, text "pray" to (405) 622-8448. God bless you.”
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]]>In this episode of Pastors Are People Too, Pastor Teron V. Gaddis addresses the pain of being wounded by people within your assignment — and the temptation to walk away because of it. But the message is clear: don’t let a painful person disconnect you from a purposeful place.
You may have to stand, serve, and lead in front of those who hurt you — but healing is still possible, and your assignment is still valid. The One who called you is faithful to sustain you through it.
Watch Season 2 Episode 16 — Pastor, Don’t Let Judas Make You Leave Your Assignment and be encouraged to stay, heal, and continue.
“Before we close, let’s remember: if there is going to be power in the pulpit, there must be prayer in the pews. Keep your pastors covered this week. Until next time, stay encouraged. To pray for your pastor, text "pray" to (405) 622-8448. God bless you.”
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]]>What happens when you've asked, watched, and trusted God—but you're still waiting?
In the final part of Still Waiting, Pastor Teron V. Gaddis returns to Habakkuk 3 and explores the power of worship before the answer comes.
Habakkuk still had questions.
His circumstances were still unfavorable.
He still couldn't see the outcome.
And yet… he worshiped.
The prophet moves from “though” to “yet.”
Though the circumstances don't look good… yet I will rejoice.
Though I don't understand what God is doing… yet I will trust Him.
Though the answer hasn't come… yet I will worship.
This powerful conclusion reminds us that worship isn't reserved for when everything works out. Sometimes the greatest expression of faith is worshiping God while you're still waiting.
If you're in a season of uncertainty, unanswered questions, or delayed promises, this episode will remind you that your circumstances don't have to change before your worship can begin.
Ask. Watch. Trust. Worship.
This is Season 2, Episode 28, Part 3 — Still Waiting.
Real Pastors. Real Talk. Real Partnership.
“Before we close, let’s remember: if there is going to be power in the pulpit, there must be prayer in the pews. Keep your pastors covered this week. Until next time, stay encouraged. To pray for your pastor, text "pray" to (405) 622-8448. God bless you.”
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]]>What happens when you've asked, watched, and trusted God—but you're still waiting?
In the final part of Still Waiting, Pastor Teron V. Gaddis returns to Habakkuk 3 and explores the power of worship before the answer comes.
Habakkuk still had questions.
His circumstances were still unfavorable.
He still couldn't see the outcome.
And yet… he worshiped.
The prophet moves from “though” to “yet.”
Though the circumstances don't look good… yet I will rejoice.
Though I don't understand what God is doing… yet I will trust Him.
Though the answer hasn't come… yet I will worship.
This powerful conclusion reminds us that worship isn't reserved for when everything works out. Sometimes the greatest expression of faith is worshiping God while you're still waiting.
If you're in a season of uncertainty, unanswered questions, or delayed promises, this episode will remind you that your circumstances don't have to change before your worship can begin.
Ask. Watch. Trust. Worship.
This is Season 2, Episode 28, Part 3 — Still Waiting.
Real Pastors. Real Talk. Real Partnership.
“Before we close, let’s remember: if there is going to be power in the pulpit, there must be prayer in the pews. Keep your pastors covered this week. Until next time, stay encouraged. To pray for your pastor, text "pray" to (405) 622-8448. God bless you.”
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]]>What do you do when you're still waiting and God hasn't explained everything?
In Part 2 of Still Waiting, Pastor Teron V. Gaddis continues the journey through the life of the prophet Habakkuk and focuses on what it means to still trust God when the circumstances don't make sense.
Habakkuk was still asking.
Still watching.
Still waiting.
But now, he was still trusting.
His faith wasn't based on having all the answers. It was based on knowing the character of the God he served. And that's a powerful lesson for every pastor and believer walking through an uncertain season.
You may not understand what God is doing. You may not see how the situation will change. But you can still trust the One who holds the outcome.
Join us for Part 2 of Still Waiting and then come back next week for the conclusion as we discover why Habakkuk was still worshiping even when his circumstances were unfavorable.
Real Pastors. Real Talk. Real Partnership.
“Before we close, let’s remember: if there is going to be power in the pulpit, there must be prayer in the pews. Keep your pastors covered this week. Until next time, stay encouraged. To pray for your pastor, text "pray" to (405) 622-8448. God bless you.”
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]]>What do you do when you're still waiting and God hasn't explained everything?
In Part 2 of Still Waiting, Pastor Teron V. Gaddis continues the journey through the life of the prophet Habakkuk and focuses on what it means to still trust God when the circumstances don't make sense.
Habakkuk was still asking.
Still watching.
Still waiting.
But now, he was still trusting.
His faith wasn't based on having all the answers. It was based on knowing the character of the God he served. And that's a powerful lesson for every pastor and believer walking through an uncertain season.
You may not understand what God is doing. You may not see how the situation will change. But you can still trust the One who holds the outcome.
Join us for Part 2 of Still Waiting and then come back next week for the conclusion as we discover why Habakkuk was still worshiping even when his circumstances were unfavorable.
Real Pastors. Real Talk. Real Partnership.
“Before we close, let’s remember: if there is going to be power in the pulpit, there must be prayer in the pews. Keep your pastors covered this week. Until next time, stay encouraged. To pray for your pastor, text "pray" to (405) 622-8448. God bless you.”
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]]>What do you do when you're waiting on God and nothing seems to be changing?
In Part 1 of Still Waiting, Pastor Teron V. Gaddis explores the life of the prophet Habakkuk, who wrestled with questions, watched for God's response, and learned that faith often grows strongest in seasons of waiting.
This episode reminds pastors and believers alike that waiting is not wasted time. Even when God's plans are not fully understood, He is still working behind the scenes. Our responsibility is to keep asking, keep watching, and keep trusting His timing.
If you're in a season of unanswered prayers, delayed promises, or uncertain circumstances, this conversation will encourage your heart.
Be sure to join us next week for Part 2 as we continue the journey through Habakkuk and discover what it means to remain faithful while still waiting.
Real Pastors. Real Talk. Real Partnership.
“Before we close, let’s remember: if there is going to be power in the pulpit, there must be prayer in the pews. Keep your pastors covered this week. Until next time, stay encouraged. To pray for your pastor, text "pray" to (405) 622-8448. God bless you.”
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]]>What do you do when you're waiting on God and nothing seems to be changing?
In Part 1 of Still Waiting, Pastor Teron V. Gaddis explores the life of the prophet Habakkuk, who wrestled with questions, watched for God's response, and learned that faith often grows strongest in seasons of waiting.
This episode reminds pastors and believers alike that waiting is not wasted time. Even when God's plans are not fully understood, He is still working behind the scenes. Our responsibility is to keep asking, keep watching, and keep trusting His timing.
If you're in a season of unanswered prayers, delayed promises, or uncertain circumstances, this conversation will encourage your heart.
Be sure to join us next week for Part 2 as we continue the journey through Habakkuk and discover what it means to remain faithful while still waiting.
Real Pastors. Real Talk. Real Partnership.
“Before we close, let’s remember: if there is going to be power in the pulpit, there must be prayer in the pews. Keep your pastors covered this week. Until next time, stay encouraged. To pray for your pastor, text "pray" to (405) 622-8448. God bless you.”
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