Search Me, Oh Lord
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The position of our heart is this, "Search me, oh Lord." We’re leaning into the invitation before us. In this message, Richard Gordon guides us through biblical patterns for navigating a river, highlighting two practices we can adopt in this season. What do these rivers represent for us in this moment? How can we begin to apply these biblical patterns in our individual faith walks? We bless you as you watch along. Click the following link for updates from Bethel leadership regarding Ben Armstrong: https://www.bethel.com/news/letter-from-bethel-leadership-regarding-ben-armstrong
Released on 15 Feb 2026
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