In Job 2:1-10, Satan returns to accuse Job before God a second time, and this time the affliction touches Job’s own body — painful sores from head to foot. Even his wife urges him to curse God and die. But Job’s answer cuts through the grief: “Shall we receive good at the hand of God, and shall we not receive evil?” Scripture tells us that in all this, Job did not sin with his lips. Damon Morgan walks through this…
When believers carry Jesus beyond the building, miracles move into the open. That’s what happened at the temple gate called Beautiful, when Peter and John met a suffering man they weren’t looking for, carrying nothing but a name that was enough. The Suffering Man He was lame from birth, carried to the same gate every day to beg — so familiar a sight that the crowd walked past without seeing him. Peter and John did what no one else did:…
“Behold, I am doing a new thing; now it springs forth, do you not perceive it? I will make a way in the wilderness and rivers in the desert.” — Isaiah 43:19 We are not called to talk ourselves into hope. We are called to behold — to see and trust what God is already doing, confident that the same God who makes the promise will make the way, and provide everything we need to walk it. The Promise of…
While God was on the mountain revealing His glory and inscribing His law in stone, the people below grew tired of waiting on Him — and built a god they could see, touch, and dance around instead. That’s the real tragedy of the golden calf: not just disobedience, but a trade. The living God for a god of their own making. In this week’s message, The Calf in Our Conscience (Exodus 32:19–24), Damon Morgan holds up a spiritual mirror to…
