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The know God coach huddle for February 1, 2026 · knowGodcoach huddle

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  Hello. Welcome to the No God Coach
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  Huddle for February 1st, 2026. A
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  two-minute call 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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  Mark 3 says, "Looking him over and
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  feeling both anger with them and
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  sympathy for them at the stoniness of
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  their hearts, he said to the man, hold
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  out your hand. As he held it out, it
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  became restored." And then he said,
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  "Whoever does what God wants is my
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  brother, my sister, and my mother."
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  Jesus feels anger and sympathy at the
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  same time. Why? Because hardened hearts
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  matter to God. God's anger is not a
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  temper problem. It's holiness responding
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  to rebellion. He is our creator. He's
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  our sustainer, the lover of our souls.
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  And when we ignore him, disobey him, or
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  sideline him, God is has a right to be
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  angry. Sin destroys what he loves. But
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  Jesus is also grieved. He sees where
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  hard hearts lead. Broken families,
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  shame, fear, disease, isolation, and
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  death. What we minimize, God mourns, not
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  because he's weak, but because he knows
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  the cost. And nowhere do anger and
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  sympathy meet more clearly than at the
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  cross. God's anger towards sin demanded
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  judgment. Justice had to be satisfied.
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  So the son, who lived in perfect
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  obedience, was sacrificed. At the same
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  time, God's sympathy moved him to become
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  that sacrifice. Jesus absorbed the wrath
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  so that rebels could be restored. And
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  then Jesus draws a line that every man
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  needs to hear. Whoever does what my God
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  wants is my brother, sister, and mother.
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  Not whoever knows the most Bible, not
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  whoever claims faith the loudest, but
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  whoever does the will of God. Obedience
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  doesn't earn salvation, but it reveals
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  our allegiance. Name the resistance.
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  Where are you stiffarming God right now?
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  Your priorities, your integrity, your
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  leadership at home. Hold out your hand
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  and bring the guarded, weakened part of
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  your life into the open before Jesus. Do
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  what God wants today. Not tomorrow. Not
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  someday. Today. Jesus restores what we
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  surrender, but he confronts what we
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  protect. Run today's play. Soften your
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  heart and obey God. That's how sons
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  live. If this huddle helps you know God
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  better so you can love and obey him
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  more, share it with a friend and write a
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  quick review so that other men can find
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  their way into the huddle.