As the church, we should be a “hospital for the sick,” so to speak, but sometimes it’s the last place we want to turn when we’re hurting, struggling, and suffering. Jesus said, “It is not the healthy who need a doctor, but the sick. I have not come to call the righteous, but sinners.” So, how can we be a “hospital” in the sense that Jesus means?

With summer ending and school beginning, it feels like a new year, so Troy addresses the changes we might want to make to become healthier versions of ourselves. Most of us want our words and our actions to match what we say we believe. And given how important our witness is to a world that’s watching, Troy encourages each one of us to evaluate ourselves and take a positive step forward when it comes to putting our faith into action.

In this standalone message, Troy discusses God’s original design for how our days should be ordered and what our weeks should look like. He also offers some practical ideas on how we can live off of the nourishment that only comes from God’s Word. God has something in mind for us that’s much better than the way we often live out our days and weeks.