Oct. 14th - Whose Voice is the Loudest?
A voice doesn't have to be right to become convincing, sometimes we simply hear it often enough. Today on The Morning Briefing, Jesus' picture of sheep recognizing their shepherd invites us to conside...
14 Okt 8min
Oct 12th - The Fear Loop
Fear grabs our attention and the more attention we give it, the more evidence we seem to find that we should be afraid. Today on The Morning Briefing, we're learning to recognize the cycle of fear, th...
12 Okt 8min
Oct. 11 - Who Gets to Tell the Story
Twelve spies saw the same land, the same fortified cities, and the same powerful people but they told very different stories about what those facts meant. Fear often works the same way in our lives. T...
11 Okt 8min
Oct. 10th - But What if I am Right?
Sometimes the thing we're afraid of really could happen. Biblical faith doesn't require us to pretend otherwise. In Daniel 3, three men facing a furnace declare both “God is able” and “even if He does...
10 Okt 8min
Oct. 9 - This is Never Going to Change
Fear has a way of taking today's difficulty and turning it into a prediction about forever. In Psalm 13, David repeatedly asks God, “How long?” He doesn't pretend things are okay but he also refuses t...
9 Okt 10min
October 8th - I'm Not Enough
Sometimes insecurity sounds surprisingly reasonable: "I'm just being realistic." Moses had plenty of reasons to believe God had chosen the wrong person but when Moses asked, “Who am I?” God didn't giv...
8 Okt 9min
Oct. 7th - What Will They Think?
Sometimes we change what we're going to do because of an opinion someone hasn't even expressed. Other people's voices matter but there's a difference between listening to people and living for their a...
7 Okt 10min
