Dry Seasons Are Where You Get Stones // It's Time (Part 4) // Charles Metcalf

Main message: Miracles often begin with God but require us to step out, stay through delays, stand in endurance (often with others), and collect "stones"—memorials or proof—so we remember God's faithfulness. Dry seasons and waiting are part of the miracle process, not evidence that God failed.

Key points:

• Miracles may not happen instantly; you have to step out and then stay patient when nothing seems to move.
• Endurance matters: priests had to stand while others crossed — some breakthroughs require long, faithful standing and community support.
• Friends and teammates help you rotate and keep going when you get tired; two are better than one.
• After the miracle, go back and gather "stones" (memorials/proof) so you can remember and have fuel to believe again.
• Dry seasons can produce those stones—identity, testimony, and evidence of God’s work—and questions about timing are okay because God isn’t afraid of our doubts.

Scriptures mentioned: Joshua, Exodus