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The know God coach huddle for January 10, 2026 · knowGodcoach huddle

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  Hello. Welcome to the No God Coach
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  Hollow for January 10, 2026. A
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  two-minute play from God's playbook to
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  know him better so we can love and obey
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  him more. Let's hear today's play from
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  Matthew 10, which says, "Whoever
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  acknowledges me in the presence of
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  others, I will also acknowledge in the
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  presence of my father in heaven. For
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  whoever disowns me before others, I will
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  disown him before my father in heaven."
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  Don't suppose that I have come to bring
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  peace to the land. And is not peace I
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  have come to bring, but a sword. For I
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  have come to set a man against his
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  father, a daughter against her mother,
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  and a daughter-in-law against her
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  mother-in-law, so that a man's enemies
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  will be the members of his own
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  household. Whoever loves his father or
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  mother more than me is not worthy of me.
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  And anyone who loves his son or daughter
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  more than me is not worthy of me. And
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  anyone who does not take up his
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  execution stake and follow me is not
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  worthy of me. Jesus tells us plainly
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  that following him will bring division
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  even into our own home. Not because
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  family is unimportant, but because Jesus
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  must come first. Any love that outranks
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  obed to him is an idol. Even good love
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  like spouse, children or parents. And
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  Adam failed right here. Adam chose Eve
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  over obedience to God. He watched. He
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  stayed silent. He preserved peace
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  instead of leading in truth. That
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  passivity, it didn't protect it. Family,
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  it destroyed it. And Jesus did just the
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  opposite. Jesus shows obedience to the
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  father even when his own family thought
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  he was out of his mind. His own half
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  brothers didn't believe in him. His
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  obedience cost him his reputation, his
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  relationships, and his comfort, and
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  eventually his life. And yet he never
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  compromised God's will to keep the
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  peace.
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  >> Men of God must be like Jesus, not Adam.
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  That means leading our family towards
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  God's word, even when it's
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  uncomfortable. Teaching our children
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  God's truth, disciplining them God's
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  way, insisting on obedience to God while
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  they're under our care and provision.
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  But hear this clearly. Biblical
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  leadership is not coercion, not anger,
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  not domination. God himself is patient,
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  gentle, and kind with us, yet completely
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  uncompromising in his truth. He doesn't
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  strike us with lightning every time we
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  sin, but he also never adjusts his will
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  to fit our preferences. That's the model
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  of leadership we need it on home. A man
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  must bring God's word before his life
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  humbly, inviting obedience, not forcing
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  it to mention. He must lead his children
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  firmly without harshness, anger, or
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  abuse. Leadership is responsibility
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  before God, not control over people.
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  Jesus says anyone who does not take up
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  his execution state and follow him is
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  not worthy of him. That means dying to
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  appro approval, dying to comfort and
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  dying to peace at any cost. And trusting
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  that obedience to Jesus, however costly
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  now, leads to eternal joy later. the one
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  today's play. Ask yourself honestly,
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  where am I choosing peace over
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  obedience? Where am I silent and God
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  calls me to lead? Open the word. Lead
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  with humility. Choose obedience.
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  Jesus is worthy of first place. Lead
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  like he is. If this huddle helps you
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  know God better so that you can love and
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  obey him more, share it with a friend
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  and leave a quick review. It helped
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  other men find their way into the
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  huddle.