Lose Yourself: Losing Myself For the Sake of Us and Losing Us for the Sake of Others | Jared Davis

About this episode

What if the key to finding your life is actually losing it? This week's message dove into the story of Gideon in Judges 7, where God deliberately shrunk an army from tens of thousands down to just 300 men — not because of weakness, but to make one thing clear: the victory belongs to God, not to human strength. Pat Riley once called it "the disease of me always results in the defeat of us." That truth applies to teams, families, workplaces — and the church. God is calling us to acknowledge our weakness, fight for what matters, and look up and look out rather than turning inward. This season is an invitation to experience something real together — shared limits, interdependence, and a faith that moves toward others rather than waiting to be served. If you missed it, come join us or catch it online.