
Pastor John Eaton explores the significance of God's questions in our lives and their role in leading us toward truth and restoration.
What happens when God asks, "Where are you?" It isn't because He doesn't know where you are—it's because He wants you to honestly see where you've ended up. In this powerful message, we explore some of the most searching questions God asks throughout Scripture. From Adam and Eve hiding in the garden, to the Prodigal Son coming to his senses, to Jonah's anger, Job's humility, and Elijah's discouragement, each story reveals a God who lovingly confronts us with truth before leading us toward restoration. Sometimes the greatest breakthrough begins with an honest answer to one question: "How did I get here?" If you've been blaming others, carrying anger, living in regret, or wondering why you feel distant from God, this sermon is an invitation to stop, let God speak, and allow Him to locate your heart. Scriptures in this message:• Genesis 3:9–13• Genesis 4:9–10• Luke 15:11–24• Jonah 4• Job 38–42• 1 Kings 19:9–13 Key Takeaways: God's questions are invitations to truth, not condemnation.Healing begins when we stop making excuses.Humility opens the door to repentance and restoration.God meets us where we are—but He loves us too much to leave us there. If this message encouraged you…
Host: Pastor John Eaton
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