What Worry Doesn’t Know

Speaking Truth to Power

The difference between a true prophet and a false prophet is the source of their power, courage, and the source of the message itself. Micah's source for all three was the Lord. As a result, he courageously speaks truth to the major centers of power in Judah. Unfortunately, the people had grown so accustomed to their lifestyle that they would not endure any truth that threatened their way of life. When the time comes, will you be able to spot the difference between the truth and a lie?

Ready or Not

You don’t know when your moment will come—when life is interrupted, when accounts are settled, when Christ returns—and there is no time left to prepare. Join us in Luke 12:35–48 as Jesus calls us to live ready now, faithful in the ordinary, alert in the waiting, and intentional with what He has entrusted to us. Ready or not, the Master is coming.

Courage to Keep Going

You’ve had setbacks, failures, and battles that feel bigger than you. Joshua 9–11 shows what happens when God’s people keep going anyway—through mistakes, new fights, and unexpected pressure—with God still going before them. The question is whether you’ll keep going when it’s hard and messy, or stop short of what God is doing.

The Consumption of Corruption

Beginning with the rulers and the prophets, God continues to present His case against Judah. We must understand how much God cares about justice and right judgment. Our lives must not be centered around our covetousness and greed. As you listen, ask God to illuminate areas of your life where your corruption may be consuming those around you.

Courage to Make It Right

Failure. Regret. Broken trust. We all have moments we wish we could undo—but what if the way forward starts by facing what went wrong? Join us as we walk through Joshua 7–8 and discover how God can turn failure into restoration, broken places into new beginnings, and even your valley of trouble into a door of hope.