God called Gideon a mighty warrior while he was hiding in fear. What does that tell us about how God sees you right now? Your weakest moment might be exactly where God does His greatest work. Discover what Gideon's story reveals about faith, potential, and what happens when you finally let go and trust God with the outcome. Listen as Pastor Tommy continues his series "Ordinary People, Extraordinary God."

Fear doesn’t strike your body first—it strikes your story. It whispers that you’re not enough, that your future is finished, that you’re standing completely alone. Elijah heard those same whispers right after one of Israel’s greatest miracles, and they drove him into a cave of isolation and identity‑loss.

In The Roar of Identity, Family Life Pastor Dr. Eric Haueter explores how fear rewrites the narrative of who we are—and how God rewrites it back. Through Elijah’s encounter with God on the mountain, this message reveals how the Father restores identity not with noise or spectacle, but with a whisper strong enough to send a prophet back into his calling.

If you’ve been living in a cave of discouragement, exhaustion, or quiet resignation, this episode invites you to imagine what it would look like to finally step out. To hear God’s voice again. To remember who you are. And to rediscover the roar He placed inside you.

Rahab was a prostitute living in Jericho with a troubled past and no religious community, yet she chose to trust God based only on the stories she had heard. Her faith was imperfect, but it was present—and that made all the difference.

Real faith has never been about having everything figured out. Real faith is trusting the One who does.

Rahab acted on her belief:

And God honored that faith in ways she never could have imagined, placing her in the very lineage of Jesus Christ. A woman with a past became a woman with a purpose.

Your faith does not have to be perfect to be used by God. It simply has to be present.

Today, Dr. Tommy Pillow, Senior Pastor at Pointe North Church, continues our series Ordinary People, Extraordinary God with a powerful message on Rahab—reminding us that God delights in using unlikely people with imperfect faith to accomplish His extraordinary plans.