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05/28/2026

05/28/2026

“Some trust in chariots and some in horses, but we trust in the name of the Lord our God.”

In the time this was written, horses and chariots represented military strength, technology, wealth, speed, status, and human power. If a nation had strong horses and iron chariots, they were feared.

So the verse isn’t really about horses specifically.
It’s about what people place their confidence in.

Today, “horses and chariots” might look like:

* money
* political power
* followers and influence
* a title or position
* physical strength
* weapons
* career success
* intelligence
* connections
* social media image
* even motorcycles, patches, ministries, or brotherhood itself if we’re not careful

None of those things are automatically bad.
The issue is trust.
What do we believe will ultimately save us, protect us, validate us, or carry us through life?

A man can own a business, build a bike, lead a chapter, train hard, carry a weapon, and still fully trust God.
…but another man can quietly begin placing his identity and security in those things instead of the Lord.

That’s why the verse still hits hard today.

Modern men may not line up war chariots…
but we still build things we hope will make us untouchable.

And scripture reminds us:
human strength always has limits.

God doesn’t mind men being strong.
He minds men believing they no longer need Him.

05/27/2026

Our brothers and sister sharing their heart

05/27/2026

“BEFORE GOD USES A MAN PUBLICLY… HE’LL DEAL WITH HIM PRIVATELY FIRST.”

One of the strangest passages in scripture is found in Book of Exodus 4:24–26.

God had just called Moses to lead Israel out of Egypt… yet on the journey, the Lord suddenly stopped him over something happening inside his own household.

Why?

Because calling does not replace obedience.

Most scholars believe Moses had neglected the covenant command regarding his son’s circumcision. In other words, the man chosen to help lead God’s people was overlooking something God had already made clear at home.

That’s a heavy lesson.

A man can have gifting…
leadership…
influence…
and still neglect private obedience.

God cares about more than public ministry.
He cares about stewardship inside the home…
our integrity…
our discipline…
and the things we quietly allow ourselves to overlook.

That’s also why brotherhood matters.

Sometimes another brother can see drift in us before we see it ourselves.

Not to shame us…
but to help pull us back toward center before small compromises become bigger ones.

A weak brotherhood protects egos.

A strong brotherhood protects men.

“IRON SHARPENS IRON, SO ONE MAN SHARPENS ANOTHER.”
— Proverbs 27:17

05/26/2026

Mark your calendars

05/26/2026

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