Matthew 4:5–7Scripture
So everybody turn your Bibles this morning to Matthew chapter 4. We're going to look at verse 5-7. If you're new today, our setup today is unique because we're having we're eating dinner together after church. This is not a typical setup. And a special thank you to the guys for trying to get our screens back up and running as well.
They've been running around frantic worried about that. At the end of the day, we don't need screens. That's a bonus, but I think we got I think the power went out and everything's kind of wonky. So, but it's okay. Matthew 4:5-7 says this. Then the devil took him to the holy city and set him on the pinnacle of the temple and said to him, "If you are the son of God, throw yourself down.
For it is written, he will command his angels concerning you, and on their hands they will bear you up, lest you strike the foot against the stone." And Jesus said to him, "Again, it is written, you shall not put the Lord your God to the test."
So, we have this picture of Jesus. He's about to enter into his ministry. He's 30 years old and he's walks into the baptism waters. John the Baptist baptizes him. The sky parts and God speaks from heaven and says, "This is my son whom I love and I am well pleased."
So he makes a declaration about who this man is that is in the water. Who this Christ is that is in the water. And it said that the Holy Spirit then prodded him or led him. Actually, it means to push and shove him up the mountain to be tempted by the devil. Last week, we talked about the first temptation, which was take because he was hungry.
Introduction
He'd gone 40 days and 40 nights without food. And there's some debate about whether it's water and how we know that Moses went 40 days and 40 nights without food and water. We know that's technically impossible. I think the max you can live without water is not very long. It's like a fraction of that. 1/4 of that if you're lucky. And so there's a divine thing happening here to sustain you that long without water.
So now he is not only parched, but he's hungry. And so then the devil comes to him in the his point of weakness and he tells him, "Hey, why don't you just turn those stones into bread? Have some dinner." And Jesus tells him quotes him Scripture. We talked last week about the importance of using Scripture in your life to be able to navigate life's difficulties and the things that it throws at you.
And the reality is that life can be difficult. Amen. Right? It's troubling. There are things that come up in our life that will derail us from living God's way. So now the devil comes to him again because he's a relentless. He's a punk like that he just will keep coming and if he can't get you one way, he'll try to get you another way.
Have you ever Have you ever felt that kind of pressure? He comes at another angle and he basically tells him he quotes Scripture to him. He's like, "Oh, you like Scripture? Well, I'm going to throw some Scripture at you." But the way that the enemy does it is he quotes Scripture, but he twists Scripture and he uses it to try to get Christ to do what he wants.
And then Christ then understands that it's not just about cherrypicking a Scripture and using it how you please, but it's understanding the whole council of God.
There is great danger in pulling one Scripture, one verse out of the Bible without understanding how it fits in the greater context of the gospel story.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 3:54
Amen. For instance, I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me, right? Like so if I want to go up to the tallest building and jump off, I'll float down, right? Because Christ strengthens me. Or will gravity make me go klat? If I want to have $100 million by tomorrow, Christ strengthens me. Right? The reality is that we can take Scripture, we can apply it and make it a false application and use it in a way that it was never intended.
Really in that Scripture, what we know when we understand what is happening there is the apostle Paul is in prison and he says, "I can do all things. I can face all things. I have had great things happen. I have been abased. I have suffered and I have won and been victorious. But today I'm in prison and I could even do this.
I can do all things even be in prison with joy in my heart because he strengthens me. Make sense? But plucked out of context, it becomes problematic. And we begin to live our life based on one Scripture plucked out of context. This is the work of the enemy. We see here, this is his tactic. The greatest way he infiltrates the ranks of the church is by getting the church to misuse Scripture and apply their lives and make decisions based on Scripture used out of context and it's problematic.
So here the devil comes to him again. He uses Scripture. And then Jesus says to him this again. It is written, "You shall not put the Lord your God to the test." What does that mean anyway? Don't test God.
To test the Lord is to really just expect him or demand him to prove himself again when he has already spoken.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 6:06
He has already been faithful. He has already proven to be true and have character. We test him. We're constantly wanting him to prove himself. Just like the Israelites in the Old Testament, just like many of us in this room today, our prayers often are shaped by a heart of desiring God to prove himself to us.
Our requests go up and they are requests asking for him to once again prove that he is faithful, prove that he loves us, prove that he cares for us, prove that he is a loving God.
And this is testing the Lord. This is testing the Lord. And it's a problem. It's interesting because this happens right after he comes out of the baptism waters and God has spoken over him. When you open the Scripture, one of the things you notice in the gospel, one of the things you should notice is that Christ loves people.
Yes, he loves people. God loves you. But you got problems. That's another part of the gospel.
There are no great men and women in the world today. There are only pitiful men and women in the world today filled with sin, filled with hatred in their heart.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 7:42
That who of us has not lied or stolen or spoken terribly of somebody, murdered people with our words and gossiped and slandered people and who has not failed in some area of their life and done something horrible.
And the reality is we need somebody better than us to save us.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 8:10
When we would cave and we would give in and we would submit to temptation, we need a savior who wouldn't that we could be hidden in.
That's Christ. That's Christ.
He was tempted in every area we were and he did not fail.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 8:29
And he's upheld by something different than us. But when we come into the church, here's one of the things that we experience. We learn that God loves us and we learn that Christ died for us in spite of our fallen state. And this makes us feel pretty special as we say in the south.
It makes us feel pretty such muty. We began to walk around with a better posture because we're not so horrible and terrible. And God, there is somebody out there. If not our family, if not our spouse, if not who we're dating, if not our friends, if no one else, there is somebody who loves us and it's Christ.
And the offering of that love was his very life. And that can make us feel pretty special. But when someone begins to feel special, it begins to affect the way they walk, the way they talk, the way they act, and more importantly, the way they interact with God.
But not Jesus. Have you ever met somebody in the church that comes to Christ and a year later it is almost like they are second cousins, first cousins to God? They have a direct line to God. They know everything. They know everything God wants. Matter of fact, if you need anything, come sit before me and learn before the wise sage.
You ever met somebody like that? And it don't take long because the gospel story makes you feel valuable and the enemy can use that for his benefit.
The reality is what happens whenever we feel special is we begin to engage God being thankful for God but we say I need God plus a sign because I deserve it.
I'm special. I need God.
God's great. God's great, but I want God plus a miracle because I'm special and I deserve it.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 10:43
I need God plus comfort. I need God plus healing or I will not trust you. We begin to make deals with God. And
Testing makes faith conditional upon the plus whatever testing says I'll serve you God if you serve me.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 11:00
I'll love you God if you prove yourself. But here stands Jesus saying don't do that just because the clouds parted and you had a revelation that God loves you.
Don't begin to think you're so such munchy that you can not just take God and that be enough. Don't test him. Don't ask him to prove himself to you over and over again. Don't do that. The only reason we test God is because of a role reversal. See, here's the danger. As soon as we get the sense that God loves us, people can easily go from servant to trying to make God serve them, we go from student to thinking we have something to teach God.
We hand him the exam and in our arrogance, we act as though he must be the student.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 12:09
Prove your love. Prove your faithfulness. Prove your character. We put God on trial. Why?
Because we're blinded to his greatness in the shadow of our own greatness.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 12:25
Because in our pride, his glory shrinks in the showdown of our own.
There are no great people.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 12:41
There's only a great God. Yes. Amen. There's only a great God.
Strip away his mercy and every so-called man and woman of God is nothing but weakness and dust.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 12:53
The history of the church is not a story of mighty men, but of a mighty God.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 13:07
Who stoops to us frail vessels. To exalt men, that's silly. That's folly. To exalt God is truth.
And let me tell you this. You exalt God, you'll have haters. You won't just have people talk bad about you on Facebook. You'll have people wanting to take your life. Getting wise to this is putting your life on the line. When you begin to understand that track with me here that God is the great one and you begin to declare that with your life and your conversation with how you live.
When you begin to declare that you risk everything. Do you know that Jesus was risking everything by not magnifying himself but magnifying God?
And people will hate you for doing it. They'll talk about you. They'll slander you. They'll figure out how to destroy your life. And if they can't do it and destroy your ministry and to destroy your voice, and if they can't do it, they'll just do what they did to Charlie Kirk. And that's the way it works. There, I got it.
For all the people who think I'm not even a pastor for not saying it last week, the reality is standing for Christ, glorifying him, living a life that isn't God plus something, you risk everything.
Amen.
This is why you should weigh the cost before coming to Christ because it will cost you everything.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 15:03
It cost you everything. Here's the message of the test. Do not test the Lord. Not in the wilderness, not in the temple, and not in your life. Don't do it. Because those who save their life lose it. But those who lose their life for my sake will find eternal life. Notice the promise here. You're going to lose it.
This is a losing game. And in the midst of losing our life here, we gain an eternal life in Christ. And he gets glory. You know how much glory God gets through Christ. We want to talk about Charlie Kirk, but can we just talk this morning about Christ? Because that death saved you. Charlie's death only reminds you of this death.
It's supplemental at best. Are you with me today?
Point 1Do not test God in the wilderness
So let's first talk about not in the wilderness. Don't test God in the wilderness.
The wilderness is where faith feels most fragile. Anybody can have faith when everything is going great.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 16:35
When you got when you got $50,000 in the bank, somebody's like, I want $50,000 this year in a salary.
When your kids are saying yes ma'am and yes sir and they're doing everything and they're making their bed and they go over and above the call of duty and they never roll their eyes at you and they just think you're the smartest thing ever and when they need advice they don't go to Tik Tok, they go to you.
This is the miracle of all miracles. Can I get an amen? And they and everything is going great. It's easy to have faith when everything seems to be It's easy to have faith when you're healthy and wealthy and wise. It's easy to have faith. But what happens when you get into a wilderness season? What do you do then?
Jesus says, even when you're in a wilderness, don't test him there either. And now we see this like parallel happening between the book of Exodus where Israelite people they had been freed. They had been wandering in the desert. You need to know that God had delivered them. He delivered them from the death angel. He delivered them from the plagues.
He delivered them out of Egypt. He delivered them across the Red Sea. He took out all their enemies. He delivered them in the desert. He fed them quail from the sky. Then they get to Massa and they're thirsty. He God has done all these things and they begin to test God and they began to grumble and they begin to say, "Prove yourself.
Prove you love us. Prove you care about us. We're thirsty. Give us what we want." You ever been there? And the wilderness will make you cry out like that like no other place, right? Get in trouble, we'll cry out. But we don't just cry out and beseech the Lord. We demand he move. If you love me, do this.
He in case you didn't know, God don't take orders from you. I know this for a fact because every time I want him to do something, he has a just a he has a way of doing the opposite.
You ever been there? God, I'd like you to do this. I'm not demanding it, but I sure would like it. And he's like, I'm gonna do something different. It's interesting. Israel knew this well. They quarreled with Moses. They demanded water. They their cry still echoes through the ages. Is and they say this is the quote. Is the Lord among us or not?
He must not be among us because we don't have everything we need when we need it immediately. They begin to become God deniers because they don't have exactly what they want. They don't want a wilderness. But the Holy Spirit will lead you there. It's a fact. You're going to wilderness moments in your life. The Holy Spirit led them by a pillar of cloud by day, a pillar of fire by night.
He led them there. And he and the Holy Spirit descended like a dove and led Jesus there. And where they failed in the wilderness, he succeeded. And what is the difference between the failure and the success? It is not thinking God. It is beginning to think that God has forsaken you in a wilderness and then demanding he perform.
Jesus doesn't do that. He replies by remembering the story of the Israelites and saying what Moses said to the people. Don't test the Lord and don't be crazy by wondering if he is here.
He has led you from this. He's led you out of this. He's delivered you from this. He parted the Red Sea. How dare you question whether he is present? Don't test the Lord. Don't test the Lord. Even in your wilderness, their cry was not an honest cry for help.
There's a difference between an honest cry for help in your prayer and a cry demanding he serve you at your beck and call.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 21:12
It is a demand for proof. It forgets the mighty hand of God and shattered that shattered Egypt. It forgets everything that he has done. This is why Moses declares and here's the quote. You shall not put the Lord your God to the test as you tested him at Massa. This is what Jesus quotes to the devil when the devil takes him to the top the temple mount and tells him to thrust himself down.
Jesus refuses to repeat Israel's failure.
Though hungry, he trusts his father. Though weak, he leans on the word. Though empty, he refuses to doubt the voice that thundered over the Jordan.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 22:01
This is my beloved son with whom I'm well pleased. And so must we. The wilderness comes to you too. Dry seasons, prayers that echo back in silence, dreams that wither, waiting that wears you thin, and the whisper comes.
If God is with you, who does it still hurt? If God is near, why does it still ache? If God is real, why are you still waiting? If God is real, why continue the charade?
Do not test God in the wilderness. Do not demand proof when you are already have a promise. It is not God plus something.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 22:54
Not God plus a sign. Not God plus a breakthrough. Not God plus your timeline. God himself is enough.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 23:04
Or he is not. That's facts. Isaiah 41:10 says, "Fear not. I am with you." That's a promise. Hebrews 13:5, "I will never leave you or forsake you." Now, don't take these Scriptures and say, "Good God, you're with me.
I don't have to fear." So, prove it. I will never leave you or forsake you. Well, I only care if you're near me if you do what I say and dance like a little puppet. Are you with me? That's testing God. Do not test in the wilderness. Number two, well, I would say this before going. Number two, in the wilderness, and I'll say this, in the wilderness, faith, you know the difference between faith and testing.
Faith rests. It does not test. So, here's how you know if you have faith or not. You rest in the Lord.
Point 2Do not test in the temple
Okay. Number two, do not test in the temple. Why the temple? Well, because it's the holy city, the dwelling place of God's glory, the heartbeat of Israel's worship. To stand on its pinnacle was to stand at the very edge of heaven and earth. Some scholars tell us it was like it was likely the southeast corner of the temple where the temple mount dropped hundreds of feet into the kiddron valley.
One leap would mean certain death unless God intervened. Why the top? Why did the devil set him on top? Because spectacle is seductive. Just guys, just hang on with me for a second. I know that the church has gotten into a position where it feels like to be relevant, it has to be seductive.
Well, we're not like the world. And we don't need to dance to the world's fiddle. I'm not saying we have to bore oursel to tears. That's not what I'm saying either. I'm saying I'm not saying that our worship can't be free and inspired. That's not what I'm saying.
But I am saying that if the enemy can get the church to be more interested in being seductive, than surrendering our hearts, then he will.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 25:58
And can I be honest? All of us love a little seduction. Have you ever been seduced by a really great dessert? Feed me. Give me yummy. Yum. I went to Cracker Barrel the other day. By the way, Cracker Barrel is bringing their aame right now in Belton. Like it's Belton area. Man, I've been waiting. It's been like seven years, I think, since they established that Cracker Barrel.
Their biscuits, and I'm from the South, so I know I can I know what biscuits are. It is a I'm going to say it again. I'm going to say it again. It's a very frustrating thing when I go into a restaurant to get biscuits. I say biscuits and gravy. And I get a roll and gravy in the Midwest.
Like a spongy Hawaiian roll with gravy on it. That is putresence. It's gross. It's the most disgusting thing ever. So, my only hope to have a real biscuit is to go to Cracker Barrel. And I went to Cracker Barrel when it was established here in Belton. And the reality is you could take a biscuit, throw it against the wall, and it would penetrate the wall and kill somebody on the other side.
And I began to tweet about Cracker Barrel and the need for them to fix their biscuits at Belton location. They actually sent somebody from the franchise down to teach them how to make biscuits and that was step well that's step two step one and they didn't teach them very well because the biscuits were I think they were good for like two days and then they went bad again for like several years.
I went yesterday with Brooke. The biscuits are so good. I brought extra home. So good. Like make your tongue slap your brains out. Really good. Really good. Like good. Really good. What am I talking about? I don't even remember. That's seduction. If Brooke wants to seduce me, make me a biscuit. Make me a biscuit. The reality is though in the church, we try to create environments of seduction rather than surrender.
Right? I mean, come on. How is the Holy Spirit driving Jesus into the wilderness to suffer and not eat, to suffer and not drink, to be tempted by the enemy?
How is this a fun time in the Holy Ghost?
But this is where Christ meets us. This is where God calls us. This is where the Lord beckons us into a new way of living.
See, all of you just want to get happy, but God's working to get you holy. And the way he gets you holy is trouble.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 29:15
Some of my greatest growth has not come from everything being great.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 29:26
Some of my greatest development has come from all hell breaking loose. Amen. You know what we've done in the church? We think we can do God's job better. So, we're going to seduce people to him rather than call them to surrender, rather than beckon them to places where it's dark so they can be a beacon of light in the midst of darkness.
I've said it over and over again. Everybody wants to be used by God and everybody wants to be called and everybody wants to be valued, but no one wants to be on the front line of God's ministry because that's where you have 50 holes in you by the end of the afternoon. But we need people who will stand on the front lines and proclaim and declare truth regardless of the cost.
And that's not seductive. Are you with me today? So if we create a worship set that moves people to an up place, build the crescendo, drop it down for contemplative moment.
Build the crescendo, drop it down will move people to goosebumps. But it's seduction. It's not surrender.
God doesn't seduce you. He doesn't beg you to come. He calls and he sends. He sends us to hard places, not easy places.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 31:02
Can I just I'm I'm I'm off my notes. I've been off my notes since the first line. Let me just tell you something.
I call it new age has seeped into the life of the church where it makes you the epicenter of everything. Brooke actually gave me a new word I've never heard of. She said it's not actually new age because it's not officially new age, but it's a Christian version of it. It's called new thought. Never heard of it. Haven't researched it.
Interesting. I'm going to look it up. But it's still as bad as that paganism that's been coming into the church. That's right. You are not center of the universe. Amen. He is. He is. He is. It's okay to be in a wilderness.
And let me tell you, if you're in a wilderness and you're suffering, that does not bring down the glory of God.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 32:14
Does not lower him down. Do not test him in the temple by turning the temple into a place of seduction. Because the devil wants you to do it. He wants you to do something like thrust yourself off and have God prove who he is in front of everybody. Because that's just a spectacle.
Why does Satan set him there?
Pastor Shawn Gray · 32:47
Because the devil loves shortcuts. He whispers, "I tell you what you need to do, Jesus. Just skip suffering." Skip that. Just skip suffering.
Skip the cross. Give them fireworks. That's what they want anyway. Give, in other words, give the temple what they want. Give the people in the temple what they want. Give the people in the temple what they want. It's what we wrestle with today. Give them a show. Give them God plus entertainment. God plus applause. God plus success. And that temptation is still alive today.
Turn the temple into a stage. Turn worship into theater. Turn faith into a performance.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 33:54
God plus lights, God plus feelings, God plus thrills, God plus me at the center.
But Jesus does not play that game. We should learn from his example. He will not man manipulate his father.
He will not demand a spectacle. He will not trade Calvary for applause.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 34:17
And there are people today doing that.
Do not test in the temple. Do not come to God saying, "If you are real, give me a sign. If you love me, give me a feeling. If you're powerful, give me a show.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 34:36
That's not worship. That's idolatry. That is testing God. Here's some supporting verses. 1 Corinthians 1:22-23. Jesus, I mean, Jews demand signs, but we preach Christ crucified.
The Jews demand signs, but we preach surrender and sacrifice and suffering.
The church doesn't preach this very much. It's a problem. John 20:29, "Blessed are those who have not seen and yet have believed. In the temple, faith rests. It does not test." You know what Jesus rested in the temple? In the fact that he was called to the cross and called to suffer. And he did not substitute that for seduction and for spectacle.
Can you do the same?
Point 3Do not test in your life
Number three, do not test in your life. How
It lands now? It lands because you may never stand on a ledge of a temple, but you stood on the ledge of despair.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 36:12
You know the temptation. If God really loves me, he will heal this sickness. If God really cares, he will change this circumstance. If God is real, he'll show me now. But the cross already answered that cry. Yeah. Romans 5:8 says, "But God shows his love for us in that while we are still sinners, Christ died for us." There's your answered prayer.
Yes. Amen. That's the answer. As believers, that's enough. Yes. As believers, it's quite more than enough. Yes. Amen.
Do you want proof of his love? Look at the nails driven through his hands. You want proof of his presence? Look at the spirit he has poured into your hearts.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 37:16
You want proof of his power? Look at the stone rolled away from the tomb.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 37:32
We do not need angels to catch us when we fall. Or when we're in trouble because we have a savior who carried us through death itself and that's more than enough.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 37:41
Yes. Amen. You can go to churches today across America and across the world that will promise you all kinds of stuff if you come to Christ. But the fact that he carried you through death and the cross on his holiness and righteousness and him never failing, that's enough. That's more than enough. Do not test in your life. Do not build your faith on God plus comfort, God plus control, God plus your way.
Build your life on Christ alone.
When the prayers seem unanswered, trust his timing. When the suffering lingers, trust his heart. When the darkness deepens, trust his word.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 38:32
He says, "I will never leave you or forsake you." Habach 2:4, "The righteous shall live by faith, and faith rests. It does not test. For we walk by faith and not by sight."
Up. You mean no spectacle but just faith that rests without spectacle? Huh? I thought it was holiness and elite godliness to live my whole life chasing spectacle.
No, it's the opposite. It's testing him in your life. Faith rests. It does not test. Listen to this and I'm going to close. I'm going to read this so I get this exactly right. But listen to this. See the cobbled ground. This is illustration of Latimer and Ridley in Oxford 1555. See the cobbled ground of Oxford on a cold October morning.
Hear the murmur of a crowd pressed tight against the wooden barriers. Two bishops are led out under guard. Their robes are stripped for their belief. Their bodies are bound for their belief, for their faith. Nicholas Ridley and Hugh Latimer, they are fastened then to the same stake back to back, their hands tied with wood piled high around their feet.
One pile drywood, one pile wet. The torches are brought near. The sheriff gives a signal. This is not a stage. This is not a spectacle. This is suffering for Christ and for faith.
This is the cost of confessing Christ in an age that wants God plus crown, God plus control, God plus the approval of men.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 40:43
And we live in this day.
These men will not bow. They will not bargain. They will not test God by demanding rescue. They rest in God as enough. As the ropes tighten, Latimer turns his head as far as the cords will allow and calls across the stake to his younger friend. His voice steady, his words etched in history become a sword of courage.
He says, "Be of good comfort, Master Ridley, and play the man. We shall this day light such a candle by God's grace in England as I trust shall never be put out.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 41:30
Ridley answered with a quiet ascent. Amen. He lift his eyes and prays with calm resolve. Father, receive my spirit. Strengthen me to the end. The torches drop and the flames take. Smoke rises and the heat surges. Latimer's body yields quickly to the fire. His face set like flint. But Ridley suffers longer as the Greenwood smolders and the flames bite slow and the burning is gradual.
The crowd watches and some are jeering and some are weeping and all witness a sermon that no tongue can improve.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 42:27
No one demands a sign from heaven here. No one asks for God to prove himself here. No one cries for angels to descend. No one says, "Prove yourself or we will not praise you. There is no God plus deliverance."
There's only Christ and he is enough. Amen. He is more than enough. Worthy in life and worthy in death. This is resting faith that refuses to test God in moments of trouble.
This is worship that cannot be turned into theater. This is the holy defiance that says he is able to deliver us and he may deliver us but he is still God and he is enough regardless of what he does.
Their ashes become seed. Their courage became a candle that did not go out.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 43:34
Their last words preached still. Faith rests. It does not test. God alone is enough. In the wilderness, Israel failed, but Jesus stood. At Massa, they cried for proof, but Jesus clung to the word. On the temple heights, Satan offered spectacle, but Jesus chose the cross.
So here the word today, do not test in the wilderness. Do not test in the temple. Do not test the Lord your God in your life.
Faith that rests is faith that stands. Faith that rests is faith that endures hardship. Faith that rests is faith that conquers the devil's schemes. True faith rests, it does not test the Lord.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 44:19
And when faith rests, the wilderness becomes holy grounds. The temple becomes true worship. And your life becomes a living testimony that God alone is enough.
Pastor Shawn Gray · 44:36
God alone is enough. It was that way for Ridley. It was that way for Charlie and it was that way for Christ. Will it be that way for you?
36:16
34:03
40:58
43:06
38:28
36:29
53:31
46:21
50:56
50:14
50:59
50:16
50:33
1:01:14
55:11
58:45
48:40
53:36
50:01
48:24
46:58
53:46
48:09
47:47
48:22
48:05
49:51
44:16
43:00
36:15
31:13
52:55
50:14
58:33
49:41
46:19
44:54
43:02
38:08
30:23
45:14
45:45
44:48
38:14
45:30Now playing
43:08
26:04
47:18
37:25
30:49
43:11
47:01
40:41
44:50
33:29
53:32