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The know God coach huddle for February 27, 2026 · knowGodcoach huddle

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  Hello. Welcome to the No God Coach
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  Huddle for February 27, 2026. Your
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  two-minute play of the day from God's
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  playbook to know him better so we can
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  love and obey him more. So, let's huddle
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  up and hear today's play from Luke 13,
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  which says, "No, I tell you rather,
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  unless you turn to God from your sins,
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  you will all die just as they did. I
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  tell you rather, unless you turn from
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  your sins, you will all die similarly."
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  Someone asked him, "Are you only a few
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  people being saved?" He answered,
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  "Struggle to get in through the narrow
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  door because I'm telling you, many will
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  be demanding to get in and won't be able
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  to." Then you will say, "We ate and
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  drank with you. You taught in our
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  streets." And he will tell you, "I don't
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  know where you're from. Get away from
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  me, all you workers of wickedness." In
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  Luke 13, Jesus says twice, "Unless you
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  turn from your sins, you will perish."
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  Twice. That means it isn't a minor
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  issue. It is the issue. And here's the
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  danger for strong, responsible men. We
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  assume we're fine because we're decent.
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  We don't murder. We don't steal. We
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  don't We work hard. And we provide for
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  our families. But Jesus isn't
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  confronting criminals in this passage.
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  He's confronting ordinary people who
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  assume they're good enough. The real
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  problem isn't just what we do with our
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  hands. It's what we do in our hearts. We
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  hate, we lust, we covet, we gossip and
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  mostly we ignore God. And often we spend
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  our time, talent, treasure building our
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  own kingdoms and not his. Then someone
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  asked Jesus, "Are only a few being
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  saved?" And he says, "Struggle to enter
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  through the narrow door. Many will try
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  to enter and not be able." Then comes a
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  sobering warning. Lord, we ate and drank
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  with you. You taught in our streets. And
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  he replies, I don't know where you're
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  from. Familiarity with Jesus is not the
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  same as following Jesus. Church
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  attendance isn't disciplehip. Knowing
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  Bible stories isn't surrender. Being
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  moral isn't repentance. The narrow door
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  is humility. It's turning from sin. And
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  it's denying yourself daily and
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  following Jesus. This doesn't mean we
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  earn our salvation. We're saved by grace
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  through faith. But that faith that saves
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  changes our direction. It produces
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  repentance. It produces obedience. It
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  focuses on the kingdom of God. Not
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  perfection, but a new trajectory. Run
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  today's play. Men, examine your
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  repentance. When was the last time you
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  confessed real sin before God? Audit
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  your priorities. Is your life marked by
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  God's kingdom building or just advancing
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  your own and practice one act of
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  self-denial today. Choose obedience over
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  comfort. Man, Jesus isn't being harsh.
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  He's being merciful. He's warning us now
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  so we're not shocked later. Don't trust
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  your decency. Enter the narrow door.
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  Men, if this huddle helps you know God
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  better so you can obey him more, share
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  it with a friend and make a comment so
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  that other men can find their way into
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  the huddle.