"When we find ourselves with nothing else, and we're forced to rely on God, that's when we find that he's enough."

— Scott Dunford

Today's Episode:  Life doesn't always turn out the way we'd hoped it would. And Pastor Scott Dunford is no stranger to wading through disappointments, both with other people and personally. In today's episode, Scott walks us through some of the hardest questions he's faced both in ministry and in life. He reflects on why good people suffer and bad people thrive. He reminds us of the truth of God's promises and how we can practically rely on him and on his people through seasons of difficulty and doubt. Regardless of your particular season, you'll be encouraged to remember that God is enough, both now and forever.

This month's memory verse: "My flesh and my heart may fail, but God is the strength of my heart and my portion forever." — Psalm 73:26

Today's guest: Scott Dunford is a pastor and missionary leader with over two decades of experience in vocational ministry. He currently serves as the Lead Pastor of Western Hills Church in San Mateo, California. Scott also the is the co-host of The Missions Show, where he discusses theology and cross-cultural ministry to help "goers think and thinkers go.”

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Links from today's show: 

• Find out more about Scott on his church's website or instagram.
• Renew your commitment to daily Scripture reading and start fresh today at TheOneYearBible.com.
• Discover more about the resurrection in The “If” That Changes Everything by Mike Hood. Use code IF to receive 30% off your copy at thegoodbook.com.
• Develop life-changing habits in the Disciplines of Devotion series. Get 30% off at here with a free Crossway Plus account.
• Discover God’s heart for you through deeper study and reflection in Every Woman's Bible.

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