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Casting Vision When You Can’t See the Outcome | The Blueprint (Part 2)

What do you do when you’ve tried everything—and nothing is working? In Part 2 of our sermon series “The Blueprint,” Pastor Kenneth Walsh walks us through John 21, where the disciples fish all night, catch nothing, and are instructed by Jesus to cast their net again—this time in a new direction. This message is about vision, obedience, and action—especially when God seems distant, the work feels repetitive, or disappointment has set in. Often, when we are discouraged or stuck in monotony, we fail to recognize what God is doing right in front of us. In this sermon, you’ll learn: -Why discouragement can blind us to God’s presence -What it really means to cast vision, not just dream -Why faith requires movement, not just intention -How prayer aligns our plans with God’s will (Matthew 6:10) -Why the “bait” matters when you cast into the deep -How gifts, passions, and obedience work together in God’s plan Using the imagery of fishing, Pastor Ken explains how casting vision requires faith, preparation, and perseverance. You may not see where the line lands—but when your vision is surrendered to God, the results are His responsibility. This message challenges us to move beyond good intentions, half-hearted resolutions, and passive faith—and instead live with conviction, clarity, and obedience. “Throw out your net on the right-hand side of the boat, and you’ll get some.” — John 21:6 If you’re in a season of waiting, uncertainty, or frustration, this message will encourage you to keep going, adjust your direction, and cast again—because God still fills empty nets. Stay Connected: Subscribe for weekly sermons, biblical teaching, and encouragement from ‪@ConquerorsForChrist‬ Church. Join us in person: Conquerors For Christ Church 972 Reed Rd, Dartmouth, MA Follow us on social media for updates, events, and church life. Instagram • Facebook • Church Center App