A Devotion for your drive into work: 

What if the resurrection is not just proof that Jesus died, but the very power that makes you truly forgiven and fully alive right now? let's unpack how Christ’s death paid for sin and His resurrection applies justification, holiness, and new life to every believer stepping into the public square today

This devotional from Pastor Brian Noble explores Romans 4:25 and 5:18 to show that Jesus’ resurrection is not merely evidence of His death, but a decisive action that secures believers’ justification and living union with a risen Savior. Drawing from word studies and biblical commentary, he explains that Christ’s death purchased redemption while His resurrection applies justification, righteousness, and newness of life, empowering Christians to walk humbly yet confidently as they defend and advance biblical values in the public square.

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A Devotion for your drive into work: 

In a culture rushing through Christmas on empty, what if you remembered that the very breath that formed Adam now lives in you—and that the eternal life of Jesus is meant to shine through you today, not someday in the distant future?

Pastor Brian Noble walks through Romans 5:12–17, Genesis 2:7, Job 33:4, John 1, John 3:16, and Jesus’ words about being the light of the world to show how Christ’s breath turns spiritually dead people into living, justified saints who carry His life into every sphere. The episode contrasts Adam’s sin and the spread of death with the “much more” of Christ’s abundant grace and gift of righteousness, emphasizing that eternal life begins now and reorients how believers see themselves and engage a possibly persecuting culture. Listeners are urged to let the life of Christ reign in them this Christmas season so that their hope, boldness, and good works become a lamp on a stand, shining in Washington State’s public square and pointing others to the Father’s glory

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A Devotion for your drive into work: 

If God rescues the helpless, remains faithful despite betrayal, and promises everlasting restoration, how should that shape your response to failure and your hope for others in exile or despair?

Drawing from Ezekiel 16, Pastor Brian Noble traces the prophetic cycle—blessing, infidelity, judgment, and redemption. God finds Jerusalem abandoned, rescues and blesses her, but she falls into greater idolatry than Sodom. Still, God’s covenant is everlasting: though judgment brings humiliation, repentance brings forgiveness and restoration for Jerusalem, Israel, and all sinners. The devotional urges believers to grasp this grace—living and witnessing as rescued, restored, and radically loved people, who spread hope, humility, and faithfulness in the public square. The prayer concludes: “Lord, thank you for your everlasting covenant and redemption. Let us walk as people set free and sent to testify of your mercy and truth.”

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A Devotion for your drive into work: 

What if the solution to guilt, shame, and striving isn’t in your performance but in a gift you simply receive? Unlock the life you’ve been searching for—one that starts not with what you’ve done, but with what Jesus freely gives.

In this devotional from Romans 5:12–16, Pastor Brian Noble powerfully contrasts the consequences of Adam’s sin with the “free gift” of justification that comes through Jesus Christ. Listeners will hear how human effort and condemnation only lead to death, while acceptance of God’s unearned grace delivers transformation, peace, and “right standing” with God. The message encourages Christians to stop living under shame and instead embrace the abundance of grace and the gift of righteousness—not by works, but by faith. This daily reminder is a call to walk in newness, let God’s righteousness transform thoughts and desires, and to share this overwhelming gift with those around us, bringing hope to the public square.

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A Devotion for your drive into work: 

Did you know that one man’s choice thousands of years ago still echoes in every conflict, every struggle, and every hope for freedom today? Discover how your story fits into a cosmic rescue mission where Jesus rewrites what Adam lost.

This devotional from Pastor Brian Noble unpacks Romans 5:12 and the Genesis account to show how sin entered the world through Adam—a single act that impacted all humanity. Contrary to the notion that humanity started low and evolved upward, the message points out that we began "very good" but declined into sin, highlighting the powerful biblical theme of fall and redemption. Pastor Brian connects this ancient truth to today’s public square, urging listeners to respond with repentance and embrace the blessing and freedom purchased by Christ. The episode closes with a call for believers to defend and advance biblical values, recognizing both the curse of Adam and the hope of liberation through Jesus..

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A Devotion for your drive into work: 

What if the greatest miracle in your life happened while you were God’s enemy, not his friend? Discover how reconciliation is more than just forgiveness—it’s a new identity and unstoppable hope that changes your story forever.

This devotional by Pastor Brian Noble explores Romans 5 and the astonishing truth that believers receive reconciliation through Christ "while we were yet enemies." The message unpacks how Jesus’s sacrifice transforms our status from adversaries to beloved children, restoring our spiritual "bank account" and giving us a new identity no shame or accusation can erase. Pastor Brian urges listeners to live with heads held high—not out of pride, but out of gratitude for God’s radical mercy. This episode challenges Christians to let God’s love change their hearts first, leading to forgiveness toward others and courageous advocacy for biblical values in society, all because reconciliation comes as a free gift when we need it most.

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A Devotion for your drive into work: 

What if the mark that separates you from fear and defeat isn’t just a belief—but a bold banner of Christ’s blood that changes how you face life’s toughest moments? Discover why this truth can empower you to stand strong when the world pressures you to back down.

This devotional from Pastor Brian Noble dives deep into Romans 5, teaching that believers are justified, protected, and empowered by the blood of Jesus. Echoing the historic image of blood on the Israelites’ doorposts, the message draws a parallel to present-day courage, perseverance, and hope, especially for Christians facing public opposition or persecution. Pastor Brian urges listeners to walk into each day—workplaces and public square alike—marked by the Holy Spirit and Christ’s blood, equipped not only to endure tests but to advance the gospel with humility and truth. The episode calls believers to defend biblical values courageously, remembering that God’s mighty grace sets them apart for purpose and victory, even as they humbly serve those around them

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A Devotion for your drive into work: 

Ever notice that breakthroughs, peace, or direction seem to arrive just when things feel impossible? Discover how God’s perfect timing transforms your lowest moments into new beginnings that you can’t afford to miss.

In this powerful devotional, Pastor Brian Noble explores Romans 5 and the incredible truth that “Christ died for the ungodly at the right time.” With stories about personal adversity, cultural challenges, and the hope available to believers, Brian emphasizes that God’s intervention never comes too early or too late. Listeners are challenged to release past shame, embrace their new identity in Christ, and recognize that the present moment is always the right time for grace, peace, and life transformation. The message also calls believers to witness boldly, love compassionately, and advance biblical values in their communities—confident that each day, God’s perfect timing sets the stage for redemption and renewal.

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A Devotion for your drive into work: 

Discover how challenges aren't setbacks, but stepping stones toward an unshakeable faith—learn the secret sauce to a character that stands firm when the world shakes.

This devotional episode, hosted by Pastor Brian Noble, launches a new series on Romans chapter five, exploring what it means to be "justified by faith." Through real-life application and encouragement for those navigating adversity, the message unpacks how tribulations lead to perseverance, which in turn develops proven character and—ultimately—an enduring hope. Drawing from the gospel and the reality of the Holy Spirit's work within believers, Pastor Brian challenges listeners to let grace and love shape their responses as they engage with family, face seasonal stresses, and stand for biblical values in the public square. Whether you're facing personal trials or cultural opposition, this is a message for anyone longing for peace, resilience, and authentic hope in Christ

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A Devotion for your drive into work: 

Will the Church go into the world as just another compromised voice—or as a purified, humble bride recently returned to Christ through repentance and heart change?

Drawing from Ezekiel 16:23–43, Pastor Brian Noble unpacks the “prophetic cycle” of blessing, infidelity, judgment, and redemption. Jerusalem is pictured as an unfaithful wife who uses God’s gifts for idolatrous purposes and, as a result, faces exposure, loss, and discipline. But God’s purpose, even in His anger, is to bring about repentance and restoration—so the bride may once again be holy, devoted, and used powerfully in the world. The lesson is deeply relevant for modern believers and churches: only those who undergo true heart change and walk in ongoing repentance can influence the public square for God’s kingdom, rather than blend in with the world’s values. The prayer closes, “Lord, forgive us, cleanse my heart, restore me, and make me useful for your kingdom today.”

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