Committed Way

Brad McClure
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A podcast centered on Bible teaching that challenges you to commit your life to following Jesus. ”Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.” (Psalms 37:5) www.committedway.com

  1. há 14 h

    Behave Yourself Wisely

    In 1 Samuel 18:17–30, Saul becomes increasingly determined to control his future and remove David from the picture. He uses promises, people, spiritual language, and even his own daughters in an attempt to manipulate circumstances and accomplish what he wants. David, however, cannot see everything happening behind the scenes. He does not know all of Saul’s motives or plans. What he can do is remain humble, behave wisely, and faithfully respond to the situation God has placed in front of him. This lesson explores the danger of manipulation, the difference between knowing God’s will and submitting to it, and the freedom that comes when we stop trying to control every outcome. We may not know everything others are doing, and we may not understand everything God is allowing, but we can humble ourselves, seek wisdom from His Word, and trust Him with the results. Get full access to Committed Way at www.committedway.com/subscribe

  2. 24 de ago.

    The Lord Was With Him

    David’s victory over Goliath was only the beginning. In 1 Samuel 18, he must now navigate two pressures that have undone many people: success and opposition. While Jonathan responds to David with selfless friendship, Saul responds with comparison, jealousy, fear, and eventually violence. Yet through every promotion, every attack, and every changing circumstance, one phrase explains David’s path: “the LORD was with him.” In this lesson, we look at what Jonathan teaches us about friendship, what it means that David “behaved himself wisely,” and why walking with God is not a guarantee of an easy or outwardly successful life. David became king; Jonathan died in battle. The goal is not to control the outcome, but to remain humble, faithful, and wise on whatever path God gives us. Get full access to Committed Way at www.committedway.com/subscribe

  3. 17 de ago.

    More Than an Underdog Story

    In one of the most familiar stories in Scripture, David steps onto the battlefield against Goliath as the obvious underdog—or so it seems. But David’s confidence wasn’t in his strength, experience, armor, or ability. It was in the God who had already proven Himself faithful. In this lesson from 1 Samuel 17:31–58, we look beyond the giant and the sling to the deeper truths that have made David and Goliath more than an underdog story. David remembered God’s faithfulness in the past, depended on Him in the present, and was determined that God receive the glory in the victory. Whatever challenges we face, the same principles remain: walk humbly, move forward by faith, depend upon God, and remember—“the battle is the LORD’S.” Get full access to Committed Way at www.committedway.com/subscribe

  4. 12 de ago.

    Fear or Faith?

    In one of the most familiar stories in Scripture, it can be easy to rush ahead to David’s victory over Goliath and miss what happened before the battle ever began. In 1 Samuel 17:1–30, Israel’s army is paralyzed by fear while a young David arrives at the battlefield with an entirely different perspective. While everyone else sees the size of Goliath, David sees the greatness of the living God. And when criticism comes—not from the enemy, but from his own brother—David refuses to become distracted from the greater cause before him. In this first part of our study of David and Goliath, we look beyond the familiar underdog story to two qualities that prepared David for what was ahead: humility and faith. The same God Israel had trusted in the past was still with them in the valley—and the same God is worthy of our trust when we face the giants in our own lives. Get full access to Committed Way at www.committedway.com/subscribe

  5. 2 de ago.

    The Lord is With Him

    In this lesson from 1 Samuel 16:14–23, we examine the dramatic contrast between the lives of Saul and David. After Saul's persistent disobedience, the Spirit of the Lord departs from him, and he is troubled by an evil spirit. What does this difficult passage mean, and how should Christians understand it today? Get full access to Committed Way at www.committedway.com/subscribe

  6. 5 de jun.

    The King God Chose

    This week, we continue our journey through 1 Samuel. Get full access to Committed Way at www.committedway.com/subscribe

  7. 5 de jun.

    True Repentance?

    This week we continue our journey thru 1 Samuel. Get full access to Committed Way at www.committedway.com/subscribe

  8. 18 de mai.

    The Agag We Spare

    Saul had a clear command from God… but partial obedience felt easier than complete surrender. In 1 Samuel 15, we see how compromise, pride, blame-shifting, and outward religion slowly exposed a rebellious heart. But this lesson isn’t just about Saul. It’s about us. What “Agag” are we still sparing in our own lives? What sin, bitterness, pride, compromise, or hidden rebellion are we keeping alive while convincing ourselves everything is fine because we still look spiritual on the outside? In this message from 1 Samuel 15, we examine the danger of convenient obedience and the powerful truth that “to obey is better than sacrifice.” If we refuse to obey God in the clear things, the “foggy” areas of life may stay foggy. You can fool people with religious activity. You cannot fool God. Get full access to Committed Way at www.committedway.com/subscribe

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A podcast centered on Bible teaching that challenges you to commit your life to following Jesus. ”Commit thy way unto the LORD; trust also in him; and he shall bring it to pass.” (Psalms 37:5) www.committedway.com

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  • Criado por
    Brad McClure
  • Anos de atividade
    2019 - 2026
  • Episódios
    177
  • Classificação
    Livre
  • Copyright
    © Brad McClure
  • Site do podcast
    Committed Way