When I need help with a challenge that I cannot overcome, I say, God, I know that I am unworthy.

I know that I am incapable, but I also know that this Christian life is not about what I can do for you.

It's about what you and mercy can do through me.

It's not me for Christ.

It's Christ and me.

It's very simple.

And it's the core of faith.

Welcome to the Summit Life podcast with J.D. Greer. You know, your faith isn't just personal.

It's meant to be public. That doesn't mean you need to be loud or confrontational.

Means you live with clarity, conviction, and grace wherever God's placed you. In his new book called Everyday Revolutionary, Pastor J.D. shows us how to live with gospel courage in a culture

that often misunderstands it. You'll be challenged to see your ordinary life as a platform for extraordinary

impact. Request your copy today at jadigrear.com when you make a donation and learn how to be

faithful where it matters most. That's right where you are. And when we talk about living out our

faith publicly, rehab story gives us such a powerful

picture of what that can look like, which is where our teaching is taking us today.

Isn't it amazing how God honors even the smallest step of faith? You don't have to be a scholar

or have your life perfectly put together to be used by him. Thank you, Lord. Rehab certainly

didn't look like a candidate he would use mightily.

She was a Gentile prostitute, and yet she trusted this God that she had only heard about.

And that one act of faith not only saved her family, but secured her in God's story forever.

So let's continue in Hebrews chapter 11, the Great Hall of Faith.

Thank you. So let's continue in Hebrews chapter 11, the great hall of faith. Hebrews chapter 11, verse 31, if you have your Bibles this morning, if you will open them up to Hebrews 11 and look at verse 31.

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