“Go before you know.” 🚶‍♂️➡️✨

In this episode we get real about faith that moves first and understands later—parenting when you’re exhausted, entering your 40's and feeling “behind,” and why obedience before explanation is the way of Abraham (Romans 4, Galatians 3). We talk covenant, cutting away old habits, forgiveness that heals marriages, and how to find your gas pedal so God can steer your life. It ends with a prayer for courage to take the next step.

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From dropping kids off at college (and the tears that follow) to officiating weddings, this week has been full of real life. In this episode, we get raw about parenting transitions, laugh through some wedding mishaps, and then dive deep into the story of Noah.

What does it mean to have faith before you see results? How do you trust God when nothing makes sense? And how does Noah’s story point us straight to Jesus? We unpack crazy genealogies, hidden Bible details, and what it looks like to walk with urgency in a distracted world.

If you’ve ever wrestled with fear, wondered what real faith looks like, or just needed encouragement that God’s got you and your family—this episode is for you.

✨ Episode Title: Just Build the Door | Sermon Notes Podcast ✨

After a five–year break, Sermon Notes Podcast is back — and we’re coming in strong. In this episode, we unpack the vision behind the sermon “Just Build the Door” and what it means to take steps of faith even when the conditions aren’t perfect.

From flat tires and setbacks to stories of breakthrough and salvation, this conversation is raw, authentic, and full of hope. We talk about the weight of leadership, the power of faith in action, and how God is moving in our city.

If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, delayed obedience, or the question “What if I step out and fail?” — this one’s for you.

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