Speaker: Heath McCoy

Jesus’ final words to his disciples in John 16 speak… read more

Trust – a hard-earned, easily-lost resource that we give and… read more

More than any other emotion, anger often leads us to… read more

Being comfortable doesn’t seem like a spiritual issue. But something… read more

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In Acts, Paul summarizes the life of David in one… read more

In today’s story, we read of David in his later years as king of Israel. He takes a census of his armies – counting Israel’s soldiers and military might – so he may know how strong and well-prepared he is for future battles. However, as soon as the count is completed, David realizes he has sinned against God; counting on man’s might to protect him, rather than the God who saved him time and time again. We do something similar in our lives – trusting and counting on different things to sustain us, becoming comfortable in what we have or what we do. We must remember: we never outgrow our reliance on God. We must trust God to help us, pray first, and practice humility.

As we continue reading in the Old Testament, we see… read more

The Israelites did a lot of walking in the Old Testament. They walked through the Red Sea, walked around the wilderness for 30 years, and when they finally walked into the Promised Land, God promised them victory over Jericho – they just had to walk around the city seven days. We like to believe that our faith is an exciting race or battle, but we often find ourselves walking in circles around unchanging parts of our lives. We must continue to walk in obedience, because even if God’s ways don’t make sense, his process and victory is guaranteed in the end.