What is your greatest insecurity?

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What is your greatest insecurity?

October 6, 2024 • Jason McNutt • Genesis 3:1–7

The Bible has many stories of deep personal insecurity leading to vulnerability. We see that in Adam and Eve. God had placed them in a garden that satisfied their every need. Yet they were vulnerable to Satan’s insinuation that God’s provision was incomplete. God’s greatness was eclipsed by their insecurity. As disciples of Jesus, we find freedom from insecurity by finding all-sufficient security in Jesus.

Are you ready to surrender control to Jesus?

November 24, 2024 • Jason McNutt • Matthew 19:16–22

We pursue wealth and status because we believe they give us control and security. But Scripture shows us that they are false gods, eventually failing us. Jesus challenged the rich, young ruler to give up his wealth and follow Him. We are called to do the same thing for the same reason. So we can experience salvation as God’s gift through grace, not something we can strive to earn.

Where do you find your identity?

November 17, 2024 • Jason McNutt • John 4:1–30

Jesus not only challenged His closest followers, but He also reached across cultural divisions. John 4 is a remarkable story because He is speaking alone with a Samaritan woman of questionable reputation. He looks beyond the superficial social divisions to deal with heart matters. He is showing us that finding our identity in Him and not some group or tribe should motivate us to love anyone we encounter.

How do you respond to offense?

November 10, 2024 • Jason McNutt • Matthew 16:13–23

Jesus spoke challenging words to His closest disciples, including Peter. Like Peter, we should not fall away or resist because we are being challenged. Instead, we lean into the offense with the understanding that Jesus is exposing idolatry and leading us to grow in faith. We persist because offense is where God can do some of His deepest work in us.