“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…
Judges 7:1–8 tells the story of Gideon’s army — 32,000 men whittled down to just 300 before God would let them face Midian. It wasn’t about having enough soldiers. It was about trusting the right source of strength. This week Damon Morgan showed us that a community who relies on and glorifies God will be victorious. God shrank Gideon’s army so that when the victory came, no one could say it was their own strength that won it. The size…
Judges 12:1–6 tells one of Scripture’s most sobering stories: the Ephraimites and Gileadites, both part of God’s own people, turned on each other over a grievance — and it ended in bloodshed at the fords of the Jordan. This week, Damon Morgan showed us how small differences can become deadly divisions when we are not humble. Pride turns disagreements into fights and fights into fractures. The Ephraimites and Gileadites shared a covenant, a history, and a God — and still…
