How To Navigate Shattered Expectations | Jon Bell | Christian Messages

In this sermon from Impact Church, Jon Bell preaches out of Mark 8 and how we can learn from the disciples' experience to navigate our own shattered expectations.
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Thank you for your service impact church i love your videos.. i have a question.. i have been saved by God's loving grace and I follow and adore Yeshua my Lord but I come from a non religious muslim family.. what am I to do with my expectations regarding my family my father passed away i broke down crying realizing he's going to hell eternally every now and then i still do, even tho for most of his life i didn't have a good relationship with him.. I fear now for my mom and siblings and feel like I carry a huge responsibility to deliver the good news to them right I fear that if i somehow am a bad example it'll end up pushing them further away from knowing Him and thus they'll die in their sins, unsaved.. I battle with this a lot I fasted and cried out to God for my mom's slavation.. the fear she like others might die unsaved cause she died before believing in Yeshua and go to hell it creates anger in me and tendency to lean to weird herecies about an a and b and c explanations that don't line up with the word about what happens to the ones who die without professing in their heart at least that Lord Yeshua is their saviour and Him and God are one and the same. knowing my family's stubborn intellect the chances that happens is higher than 90% cause i was like them it took experiencing a paranormal miracle for me when i was an atheist agnostic, of God answering my question about whether He is real, to believe.. I fear for my soul too and my relationship with God if mom dies without being saved and thus my siblings too cause she has such a great influence on all of us she's been such a saint mom all her life and is still.. i fear for her soul i fear the idea of going to eternity without my beloved people my best friend too she's my sister she is a better human than i am why should they all burn eternally and i not! .. i feel helpless in front of this sort of battle and I expect God to save them like He did me.. but what if I am wrong? although we know it's in the word God does not desire for anyone to perish.. but what do i do with that if it happens.. and they perish unsaved.. they suffered enough on earth I don't want them to burn in hell eternally too and I get to be in heaven without them?? it does not sit right.. i cannot accept this, please what is your insight on such expectations?