Staying on the Right Track: Living Out What We Heard

Hey Guys,

What a powerful Sunday we shared together! As we kicked off our Wonder Junction Vacation Bible School, the Lord reminded us through Psalm 118:8 that life’s safest, wisest, and most fulfilling track is found in trusting Him alone.
“It is better to take refuge in the Lord than to trust in man.”

Whether you're a long-time believer or someone just beginning to ask spiritual questions, "The Right Track: Finding Refuge in the Lord" was a clear call to evaluate the direction of our trust.

We were reminded:

• You can’t ride two tracks at once — you're either trusting in the unchanging truth of God, or in the shifting sands of man’s ideas.
• God is not just an option; He is our only true refuge — the shelter in the storm, the Savior for the soul, and the steady guide for our journey.
• The next generation is watching — and the greatest legacy we can leave is a life that models consistent, God-dependent faith.

? What Now?
Here are 3 ways to keep this sermon moving forward in your life this week:

1. Talk About It: Ask yourself or your family, “What track are we really on?” Use Psalm 118:8 as a mealtime discussion or bedtime devotion.
2. Live It Boldly: Make a decision this week to trust God with something you’ve been trying to control. Let go, and let Him lead.
3. Walk With Others: Encourage someone — a VBS child, a coworker, or a friend — by sharing how God has been your refuge.

? Keep the Momentum Going
As our kids dive into Wonder Junction this week, let’s not treat Sunday as a destination. It was a launchpad — a call to get moving on the tracks of faith, truth, and obedience.
We’re praying that the truth from Psalm 118:8 will take root in every heart — young and old — and that we’ll all stay on the right track by keeping our trust where it belongs: in the Lord.
? All aboard — the journey isn’t over. It’s just beginning.

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Serving Him,

Bro. Joey