The Well-Worn Narrow Path | Part 1

The Well Worn Narrow Path - The Well-Worn Narrow Path | Part 1

An episode of the Mosaic Church - Winter Garden podcast, hosted by Joel Coffman, titled "The Well-Worn Narrow Path | Part 1" was published on January 5, 2025 and runs 38 minutes.

January 5, 2025 ·38m · Mosaic Church - Winter Garden

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Summary

God’s path for us, as described in Psalm 1, leads to life and freedom, rather than the world’s way that leads to destruction. Jesus’ teachings in Matthew 7 and John 14 further highlight this narrow path to life, which is difficult yet rewarding. As we enter a new year, let us focus on following Jesus, not just personal goals, and seek abundant life through faith in Him. May Jesus be our guide as we journey this well-worn, narrow path.

Episode Description

God’s path for us, as described in Psalm 1, leads to life and freedom, rather than the world’s way that leads to destruction. Jesus’ teachings in Matthew 7 and John 14 further highlight this narrow path to life, which is difficult yet rewarding. As we enter a new year, let us focus on following Jesus, not just personal goals, and seek abundant life through faith in Him. May Jesus be our guide as we journey this well-worn, narrow path.

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