You Ain't No Underdog - Underdogs

Follow Along in the Bible App The Bible isn’t about heroes you emulate.It’s about a Savior you worship. And in Jesus, you’re never an underdog. 'David replied to the Philistine, "You come to me with sword, spear, and javelin, but I come to you in the name of the LORD of Heaven's Armies—the God of […]

Get to the Table - Underdogs

Follow Along in the Bible App God Remembers "Then David said, 'Is there yet anyone left of the house of Saul, that I may show him kindness for Jonathan's sake?'" (2 Samuel 9:1 NASB95) Mephibosheth Was: You may feel forgotten, but you have never once been overlooked by the King. God Responds Now there was […]

True Success

In this episode of the Weekday Podcast, Pastor Chuck redefines success, shifting the focus from external achievements like promotions and wealth to internal growth and alignment with God’s purpose. He highlights six key aspects of true success: reducing stress over uncontrollable circumstances, embracing authenticity, building meaningful friendships, embracing accountability, discovering one’s purpose, and committing to […]

Why You Don’t Have to Be Good Enough

In this episode of the Weekday Podcast, Pastor Chuck reflects on Moses’ story in Exodus 3, emphasizing how God uses seemingly unqualified people for great purposes. After 40 years in the desert, Moses lost his confidence and doubted his ability, much like many people do in difficult seasons. Pastor Chuck encourages listeners not to let […]

The Right Lens

In this episode of the Weekday Podcast, Pastor Chuck encourages listeners to shift their perspective and see life through heaven’s lens rather than earthly limitations. Using Colossians 3:2 as a key verse, he highlights how social media fuels comparison, leading to dissatisfaction and anxiety. He shares a personal story about cataract surgery, illustrating how a […]

Gumballs or Milk?

In this episode of the Weekday Podcast, Pastor Chuck reflects on Psalm 37:3-4, where he encourages listeners to trust in the Lord and find fulfillment in His will, rather than chasing after fleeting desires. He compares the pursuit of worldly wants to a child's desire for more gumballs, suggesting that God's "no" can be a […]

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