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The valley is not evidence that the Guide has lost His way.
In Week 2 of The Expedition, Pastor Tony Stephens walks through Psalm 23:4 and three truths we need when life becomes difficult:
• The Valley Does Not Mean You Left the Path
• The Shepherd's Presence Is Greater Than the Valley's Threat
• The Shepherd Loves You Enough to Keep You Close
God never promises His people a life without suffering. He promises something better: His presence.
And sometimes the question we need to ask isn't simply, “God, how do I get out of this?” but, “God, who are You calling me to become while I'm walking through it?”
This Week's Challenge — Map Your Valley
Write down the greatest struggle you're facing right now. Beneath it, write: GOD IS WITH ME.
Look for evidence of God's presence, guidance, protection, and correction in this season—and share what you're carrying with one trustworthy believer. You weren't created to walk through the valley alone.
Most importantly, Psalm 23 begins with the words, “The LORD is my shepherd.” Jesus identifies Himself as the Good Shepherd who laid down His life for His sheep. Through His death and resurrection, everyone who repents and believes in Him can be forgiven, reconciled to God, and receive eternal life.
No matter how dark the valley becomes, the Shepherd is still here.
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27 Sept 2026
Mapping The Journey
Have you ever been so confident that you knew where you were going that you refused to admit you were lost? Sometimes we approach our spiritual lives the same way. We make our own plans, trust our instincts, and wonder why we keep finding ourselves in the same difficult situations.
As we begin our new series, The Expedition, Pastor Tony Stephens challenges us to examine who's really directing our lives.
In Proverbs 3:5–6, we discover that an intentional Christian life begins with wholehearted trust in God, complete surrender to His authority, and confidence in His direction—even when we cannot see what lies ahead.
20 Sept 2026
The Church: Shepherded Together
What does it actually look like for a local church to follow the New Testament pattern of leadership?
In The Church: Shepherded Together, we continue our study of elders, deacons, and biblical church leadership by looking at the repeated New Testament pattern of a plurality of qualified elders shepherding God’s people together.
This isn’t about giving a few men more power. In fact, biblical eldership helps ensure that no one man carries too much responsibility or authority.
Jesus alone is the Chief Shepherd.
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