Walls, Waters, and Witnesses: Faith That Endures

In today’s episode of Coffee with the Superintendent, Dr. Jack Farmer walks us through Hebrews 11:29–38, reflecting on how Old Testament victories and sufferings find their ultimate fulfillment in the New Covenant through Christ. From the crossing of the Red Sea to the collapse of Jericho’s walls, and from Rahab’s rescue to the martyrdom of unnamed saints, this passage reveals a deeper truth: faith is not about the outcome—it’s about the object of our trust. Whether facing lions, fire, or rejection, the faithful lived with eyes fixed on something better—Christ Himself. Join us as we explore how these stories inspire our faith today, challenge our assumptions about success, and call us to live with bold, enduring confidence in the risen Savior.

We also celebrate our July 22 birthdays with a Second Pour that honors alumni Scott Ashmore, Joshua Covington, Harold Lee, and 5th grader Annabella. May each of you be reminded today that your life is a testimony of God’s faithfulness.