Show Notes
A Devotion for your drive into work:
Today I want to challenge the quiet lie that God’s word has failed—because in your life, in Washington State, and in our public square, His word is still working, still cutting, and still accomplishing exactly what He sent it to do.
In this devotional, Pastor Brian Noble wrestles with Paul’s question in Romans 9: if many Israelites have rejected Christ, has God’s word failed? It answers with a resounding no, explaining the idea of a believing remnant and using Isaiah 55:10–11 to show that God’s word is as purposeful and effective as rain and snow that always produce fruit. The message then applies this to Washington State’s political and cultural climate, urging believers not to despair over progressive policies but to trust that Scripture is still living, active, and able to cut through soul and spirit. Drawing on passages like Psalm 119, Hebrews 4, 2 Timothy 3, John 17, and Matthew 5, it calls Christians to be salt and light, to walk in boldness without fear, and to speak truth in the public square. The devotional closes with prayer for Washington leaders (including Governor Bob Ferguson), coworkers, and the broader church, asking God to use His word to sanctify, equip, and embolden believers to defend and advance biblical values in every sphere.
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