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The know God coach huddle for January 12, 2026 · knowGodcoach huddle

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  Hello. Welcome to the No God Coach
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  Cuddle for January 12th, 2026. A
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  two-minute call from God's playbook to
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  know him better. We can love and obey
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  him more. A cuddle up and hear today's
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  play from Matthew 12. It says, "Many
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  people followed him and he healed them
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  all, but warned them not to make them
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  known." This was to fulfill what had
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  been spoken through Isaiah the prophet.
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  Here's my servant whom I have chosen, my
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  beloved with whom I am well pleased.
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  I'll put my spirit upon him and he will
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  announce justice to the Gentiles. He
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  will not fight or shout. Do not He will
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  not hear his voice in the street. He
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  will not stamp off a broken weed or
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  snuff out a smoldering wick until he has
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  brought justice through to victory.
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  >> In him the Gentiles will put their hope.
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  The streets of our world are loud right
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  now. Angry, divided, full of shouting
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  and fighting. Many people believe
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  they're fighting for justice. Some
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  causes sound noble, others feel urgent.
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  But what's striking is this. God himself
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  who walked among us a very different
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  way. Matthew 12 tells us that Jesus
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  would move from public confrontation.
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  Crowds followed him and he healed them
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  all. And then he warned them not to make
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  him known. Why? Because he was
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  fulfilling prophecy.
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  >> Will not fight or shout.
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  >> No one will hear his voice in the
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  street. He'll not snap off a broken weed
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  or snuff out a smoldering wick until he
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  brings justice through to victory. Jesus
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  didn't riot against Rome and he didn't
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  organize protests against the Pharisees.
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  He didn't try to fix society from the
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  top down. Instead, he healed and he
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  taught. He served and he called
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  individuals to repentance. Why? Because
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  Jesus understood the real problem. The
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  greatest injustice in the world is not
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  first between men, but between men and
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  God. Until hearts are reconciled to him,
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  peace between people will always be
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  fragile and temporary. Our culture tells
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  young people are accidents of evolution,
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  products of random chance. That world
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  view offers no purpose and no meaning.
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  And into that emptiness rushes political
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  causes that promise identity and
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  justice, but often produce more
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  destruction and despair. Jesus offers
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  something better. True justice begins
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  with peace with God. And peace with God
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  comes through repentance, faith, and
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  obedience to King Jesus. That's why he
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  gave us the great commission. Not riots,
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  not crowds, but disciplehip. God's
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  kingdom grows quietly, faithfully, one
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  transformed life at a time. Justice
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  doesn't come by shouting louder. It
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  comes by changed hearts submitted to
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  Christ. So learn today's play. Stop
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  chasing outrage. Stop confusing noise
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  with obedience. Serve your neighbor.
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  Share the gospel. Make disciples. Jesus
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  didn't show. He changed the world
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  forever. Follow him. If this huddle
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  huddle helps you know God better so you
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  can love and obey him more. Share with a
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  friend and leave a quick review. It
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  helps other men find their way into the
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  hollow.