The Right Fight, the Wrong Plumb Line — Are We Fighting in Vain?
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The Right Fight, the Wrong Plumb Line — Are We Fighting in Vain?
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Are you fighting the right fight but measuring your success with the wrong plumb line?
In Episode 8 of Faith Without Works, Brandon explores what Scripture teaches about our motives, our expectations, and remaining faithful when life isn’t turning out the way we hoped.
Through Psalm 73, Amos 7, Daniel 3, and 1 Corinthians 15, we examine the difference between seeking God’s approval and seeking recognition from others.
Are we changing because God has convicted us, or because we want somebody to notice?
Are we measuring our lives by God’s Word or by the expectations of the world?
And when our efforts seem fruitless, does that mean our labor has been in vain?
Join us as we open the King James Bible and consider what genuine faithfulness looks like for hardworking Christian men, husbands, and fathers.
The world measures success, but God weighs faithfulness.
Scripture: Psalm 73; 1 Timothy 6:12; Amos 7:7–9; Daniel 3:16–18; 1 Corinthians 15:58.
Watch on YouTube: https://youtu.be/9r-N_ZkHuyY
Faith isn’t just a suit on a Sunday.
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