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Send us Fan Mail In this episode, we dive into how David stood before a giant with zero armor, zero experience in battle, and zero reason (by the world’s standards) to win… yet he walked forward with unshakable confidence. Why? Because his trust wasn’t in himself—it was in God. David didn’t win because he believed in himself—he won because he believed in God. We explore how so often we’re told to “believe in ourselves,” but what happens when we don’t feel strong, capable, or enough? David shows us a different way: a confidence rooted not in our own ability, but in God’s faithfulness. Through real-life application and honest reflection, this episode will challenge you to shift your perspective—from self-reliance to God-reliance—and discover a deeper, steadier kind of confidence that doesn’t crumble under pressure. Walk into the unknown not saying “I’ve got this,” but boldly declaring, “God’s got me.” If you’ve ever felt inadequate, overwhelmed, or outmatched, this message is for you. Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail In today’s episode of The Bible Recap, Pastor Eric takes us into the book of Judges, where leaders weren’t just decision-makers—they were hands-on warriors, stepping into battle first like a king or president leading their people. As the story unfolds, we witness a sobering cycle: Israel drifts from God, falls into sin, cries out for help, and is rescued—only to repeat the pattern again. But each time, the spiral goes deeper. Sin becomes more normalized, repentance grows shorter, and the distance from God increases. This isn’t just Israel’s story—it’s a reflection of human nature. A key takeaway is this: sin still looks appealing. It’s often presented as fun, harmless, and satisfying. It whispers, “this isn’t a big deal.” But the end result is always brokenness. Sin never delivers what it promises. Yet even in the midst of this broken cycle, one truth remains constant: God’s compassion, patience, and steadfast love for His people never waver. Support the show

Send us Fan Mail In this week’s episode, Pastor Eric walks through Joshua and wrestles with a challenging question: why do some people phase out in their faith? As God promises the land to Israel, He also calls them to go and take it. The promise is given—but action is required. In the same way, we are called to step forward in faith, not sit back in comfort. This week is a reminder that God isn’t here to serve us—we are here to serve Him. He is faithful to give, but we are still called to go. Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail In this week’s episode, Pastor Eric dives into spiritual formation in the book of Deuteronomy, asking: what do we do with our faith, and how do we pass it on to future generations? At the center is a simple but powerful truth—if you love God, obedience follows. Loving the right things shapes how we live, and what we love today becomes the legacy we leave behind. Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail This week we enter the book of Deuteronomy as Moses reminds Israel of all God has done for them and calls them to remember His faithfulness. As they prepare to enter the Promised Land, the focus is on obedience, trust, and loving God with their whole hearts. Week 11 reminds us that remembering God’s goodness helps keep our hearts aligned with Him as we walk forward in faith. Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail This week’s reading is filled with familiar stories and more movement in Israel’s journey. In this episode, Pastor Eric highlights an important pattern we see throughout Scripture: sometimes the very thing God uses to draw us to Himself or save us can slowly begin to replace Him. It’s a reminder to keep our focus on God, not just the blessings, provisions, or experiences He uses in our lives. Support the show

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Send us Fan Mail In this week’s episode, Pastor Eric reflects on Israel’s wilderness journey and the powerful lessons woven throughout. We’re reminded that complaining slowly kills the spirit, while trust keeps our hearts aligned with God. We also see that God’s detailed instructions weren’t random rules — they were preparation. He was shaping His people for the promise ahead. Most beautifully, God places His presence in the cloud surrounding them. He doesn’t lead from a distance — He dwells among His people. Week 9 reminds us of this powerful truth: God desires to be with us. Support the show