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The know God coach huddle for February 2, 2026 · knowGodcoach huddle

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  Hello. Welcome to the No God Coach
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  Huddle for February 2nd, 2026. Your
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  two-minute play of the day for applying
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  God's word in your life so that 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 Isaiah 53.
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  He was wounded because of our crimes,
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  crushed because of our sins. The
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  disciplining that makes us whole fell
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  upon him, and by his bruises, we are
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  healed. Yet it pleased Adonai to crush
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  him with illness, to see if he would
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  present himself as a guilt offering. If
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  he does, he will see his offspring, and
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  he will proclaim his prolong his days.
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  And at his hand, Adonai's desire will be
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  accomplished. After this ordeal, he will
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  see satisfaction. By his knowing, my
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  righteous servant makes many righteous,
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  and it is for their sins that he
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  suffers. Isaiah 53 says something that
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  should stop us in our tracks. He was
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  wounded because of our crimes, crushed
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  because of our sins, and by his bruises,
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  we are healed. This isn't poetic
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  exaggeration. It's the heart of the
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  gospel. Jesus, fully God, fully man,
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  didn't come into the world as the king
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  he rightfully is. He came as a servant,
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  a sacrifice, a substitute. He stepped
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  into human history to absorb the wrath
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  of God that our rebellion deserved.
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  Isaiah goes further and says something
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  shocking. It pleased Adonai to crush
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  him. God was not pleased with pain for
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  pain's sake. He was pleased with
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  obedience, pleased with righteousness,
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  pleased with a son who loved the father
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  and loved us more than his own life.
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  Jesus had a choice. In the garden, he
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  wept tears like blood, asking if there's
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  another way. There wasn't. And so, he
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  chose the cross. His love for us
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  outweighed his love for self. Isaiah
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  tells us that if the servant offers
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  himself as a guilt offering, he will see
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  his offspring. He will see satisfaction.
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  The reward of Christ's suffering is a
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  redeemed people, men made righteous, not
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  by effort, but by his sacrifice. But
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  this salvation isn't automatic. It
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  belongs to those who repent of lives
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  lived in rebellion against God and place
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  their faith in the life, death, and
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  resurrection of Jesus as sufficient.
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  Eternal life is the reward of his work
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  and not ours. And here's where this hits
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  us as men. If we're in Christ, we're not
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  only saved by him. We're called to live
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  like him. That means service. That means
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  obedience. That means suffering when
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  faithfulness demands it. Most of the
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  world still loves darkness rather than
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  light. And until we experience rejection
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  because people are rejecting Christ in
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  us, we haven't fully followed him. God
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  was pleased to crush his son so
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  righteousness can be accomplished. And
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  he's pleased when his sons suffer with
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  Christ because suffering with him leads
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  to glory with him. The cross wasn't the
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  end for Jesus. It was the way. And it
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  still is. If this huddle helps you know
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  God better so you can love and obey him
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  more, leave a quick review and share it
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  with a friend so that other men can find
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  their way into the huddle.