Amos warns that complacency lulls God’s people into pride and passivity, but the Lord calls us to wake up, repent, and live with holy passion. The good news is that the God who disciplines also restores—making all things new for those who seek Him.
2 Samuel 5 marks the moment David ‘finally arrived,’ yet his greatness came from years of hidden preparation and a heart after God. We’ll discover how leaders who seek the Lord, honor God’s timing, and fight for unity become the kind of people God uses to make His house full.
From Judges to Kings and now to the prophet Micah, we see the same story unfolding—God’s people in repeated cycles of sin, with God’s patience and mercy on full display. Micah reminds us that even in judgment, our hope is in Jesus, the promised Messiah and Savior for all.
Not every word or idea comes from God, which is why John tells us to test the spirits and cling to the truth of Christ. In doing so, we discover that God’s love isn’t permission to live however we want, but power to live more like Jesus.
This week’s message reveals how two powerful kings learned the same truth—that everything built apart from God will fade—while only the kingdom of God built on the foundation of Christ will last.
In week one of Spin the Wheel, we study Judges 7, where God stacks the odds against Gideon and his men to make His victory unmistakable. This powerful story shows us that faith follows and obeys – even when it makes no sense – and that God’s glory is always the goal.
