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know God coach huddle for June 4, 2025 · knowGodcoach huddle

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  Hello. Welcome to the No God Coach
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  Huddle for May 4th, uh, June 4th, 2025.
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  Your two-minute play of the day for
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  applying God's word in your life. So,
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  let's huddle up and hear today's play
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  from Luke 19, which says, "A man of
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  noble birth went to a distant country to
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  have himself appointed king and then
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  return." So, he called 10 of his
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  servants and gave them 10 mas. Put this
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  money to work, he said, until I come
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  back. He was made king, however, and
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  returned home. Then he sent for the
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  servants to whom he had given the money
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  in order to find out what they had
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  gained with it. He replied, "I tell you
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  that to everyone has more will be given.
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  But as for the one who has nothing, even
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  what they have will be taken
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  away." God in Jesus came to earth to be
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  appointed king. He was king and he
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  became king by sacrificing himself on
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  the cross. While he was God, he became
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  man, a servant of men, in order to give
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  himself as an offering for men so that
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  all men could be reconciled to God.
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  Because of this work, he has been
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  appointed King of Kings and Lord of
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  Lords before whom every knee will bow
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  and every tongue confess that Jesus is
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  Lord. And while here, he commanded his
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  disciples to make disciples,
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  perpetuating his work on earth through
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  the proclamation of the gospel and the
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  teaching of obedience to all his
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  commands. This work continues not in the
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  constant offering of human sacrifice,
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  but in the continual remembrance through
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  the proclamation of the work of Jesus on
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  the cross. This mission, the mission of
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  every Christian is the great commission.
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  So what if we produce nothing in this
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  work? What if we make no effort to see
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  people come to Jesus through the
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  proclamation or grow in Jesus through
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  disciplehip? What if we fail to own this
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  responsibility, disobeying God's command
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  to make disciples? The parable Jesus
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  tells is of God's pleasure and reward to
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  the faithful and rebuke and condemnation
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  to the lazy and unproductive. How much
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  must we do to gain interest in the gift
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  he has given to us? We should regularly
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  assess our work at seeing God's kingdom
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  come and his will be done on earth as it
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  is in heaven. We should constantly
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  challenge one another to love and good
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  works that result in people coming to
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  faith and growing in their faith. To do
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  little or nothing in the work is to
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  jeopardize our souls to hell. Why would
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  we not want to receive God's greatest
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  reward by giving our greatest effort in
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  time and treasure to the work of God so
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  that we can see him when we see him face
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  to face we see his pleasure and we hear
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  his commenation as good and faithful
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  servants.