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Courage - The Catalyst to Breakthrough, Part 2
January 12, 2026 · 31 min
Where do you need courage? Join Chip as he explains how the Lord will develop courage in you, so you can experience His power like never before.
Series Experience Breakthrough January 12, 2026 · 31 min · Experience Breakthrough
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The Call to Courage: Breaking Through Barriers 0:11 Today on Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.0:14 Where do you need courage today? Do you need courage to have a hard talk with 1 of your children? Do you need courage to say, today's the day I quit alcohol or drugs? I mean,0:26 honestly, where do you need courage today? Well, today on Living on the Edge, we're gonna learn how God can develop courage in your heart to help you take the step you know you need to take. Stay0:38 with me.0:40 Something's blocking your breakthrough. Maybe it's religious traditions that have nothing to do with scripture. Maybe it's a deep sense of unworthiness, or maybe you simply don't have the resources you think you need.0:52 Well, today on Living on the Edge, we continue our series called Experience Breakthrough. Chip Ingram examines how Jesus systematically removed every barrier his disciples faced. Through1:04 miracles, hard conversations, and unforgettable lessons, he showed them that courage is the catalyst that unleashes God's power into impossible situations. Here's Chip Ingram with his1:15 message, Courage, the Catalyst to Breakthrough.1:19 What keeps us from taking that sort of dynamic step that causes the chain reaction of God's power to come into our life. Barrier number 1.1:31 Courageous steps that overcome this barrier. Our first barrier is our traditions. We open it up in Mark chapter 7. Now you can scan the passage, but I'm gonna tell you what's in it. 7 times the word tradition is1:43 there. And Jesus says your traditions nullify the truth of the word of God. Actually the barrier of your tradition keeps you from obeying what God actually says. The second 1 he says there's a barrier of our1:55 unworthiness. Right after this, it's interesting, the issue is whether you're unclean, and right after this, Jesus is trying to get a little R and R if you will. I mean he's been bombarded by all these people,2:07 all of them they want his time, they want his energy. And so he gets away, verse 24. Jesus left that place and went to the vicinity of Tyre. He entered a house and didn't want anyone to know it.2:19 Yet he could not keep his present secret. In fact as soon as she heard about him a woman whose little girl was possessed by an evil spirit came,2:31 fell on her face and she begged him to heal his little girl. And so this is a woman the author wants to know. She's a gentile, Greek origin. She's a2:43 woman. She breaks in. She's uninvited. She does everything wrong, but she's passionate. And the conversation goes as you read a little bit later, and he says, Look I came for the house of2:55 Israel, the Jewish nation, and the gentiles were called dogs in that day in a slang term. And and Jesus, I think testing her says, you know, I I came for the children and not for the dogs. And her3:07 answer of faith was, even the dogs after the children eat get to come in and get the crumbles under the table. And basically what she's saying is, you know what? I believe in you and I don't have any hope, but3:18 I I don't care what anyone says. I don't care. I'm coming and I need your hand. And then the text says, daughter go home. You've answered well. Your faith, your daughter's3:30 well. But you know, if I was 1 of those disciples I would say that woman is unworthy. The third barrier is the barrier of our deafness. Right after this we read that3:42 a group of people come and they have a friend who's deaf and mute, and they bring him to Jesus. Look at your text. They beg him. Notice the pattern. The people at the end of chapter 6, they brought their friends and they3:54 begged Jesus to heal. The woman comes and she begs for her daughter, and now they come and they beg for their friend. He can't hear and he's a mute. And so Jesus takes him aside out from the crowd. He heals4:06 him. Some of us you can't hear from God. And then we get the fourth barrier. It's not just our deafness, but it's our lack of resources. I wonder how many times4:18 those of us God shows us a need. Need at a local school. A need with some people that can't make their house payment. A need with some people. And we say, you know God, I would really help out,4:30 but I don't have the resources. What's God saying? Courage is the catalyst to breakthrough. Take what you do have, take a step and start meeting some need and then what4:42 you see, God will show up. The fifth is blindness. He's going to heal a blind person. Jesus is gonna have a little talk with his4:53 disciples. And he's gonna say, I've shown you miraculously hearing and seeing and you can trust me. And yet, they don't get it.5:05 In fact, notice the 2 groups that don't get it. Skip back up now to verse 11. The Pharisees came and began to question him. And so they come not to hear, not to learn, not to grow. What's it5:17 say? They came to test him and they asked him for a sign from heaven. And he sighed deeply. Why does this generation ask for miraculous signs? I tell you the truth, no sign will be5:29 given. And then he left them and got into the boat. Here's people that really think they've got it wired. And this is how we do with God sometimes. You know what? I'm kind of hearing this stuff, God. When you5:41 restore my marriage, get me a good job, I get my house back, and my kids' life turns around. And by the way, I've had this chronic pain, take care of that too. When you do all that, then I think I'll believe. Let me tell5:51 you Jesus' response. He sighs deeply and says, You know, faith isn't you seeing all the things, and then faith is choosing6:03 to step out of the boat when you feel afraid in believing what I've said. See, they weren't sincere. They were trying to manipulate. They came to test him. And then notice the6:15 disciples, because these are the people I think I identify with. And you know by now, I mean isn't there part of you that thinking if you were walking around with Jesus, 5000 people, 4000 people, a deaf guy,6:27 a blind man. I mean, at some point wouldn't you think, Hey, I believe in this guy. I mean, if he says it, let's do it. And yet, we pick up the disciples' response, picking up in6:39 verse 14, chapter 8. The disciples had forgotten, so, you know, they leave the Pharisees, they're in the boat, they've forgotten to, bring any bread except for just 1 loaf. And Jesus, He's always teaching, like we're6:51 supposed to teach our kids and help 1 another. They're in the boat and He says, Now be careful of the yeast of the Pharisees and of Herod. You know, a little lesson, as you're seeing all these miracles, I want you to7:02 trust me, I want you to be courageous, I want you to step out, but you need to understand there's a yeast. A yeast is something that starts small and, you know, infiltrates, and the yeast of the Pharisees is hypocrisy.7:12 Guys you got a guard. It's easy to go there. The yeast of Herod's is power and you can get intoxicated with that. I mean and sometimes we make these Bible stories. Can you imagine what it7:24 would be like to be a part of the entourage? I mean, you know, just just picture you and me right here. So you guys are Jesus? Yeah.7:36 How's it going? We had 45000 at the last 1. Yeah, yeah, you know, it was, we see a few people healed. A couple raised from the dead. It was a pretty good week.7:48 So, do you like talk to him like up close? Oh, 0 yeah. I cook a fish. Yeah. Jesus, me, we're tight. And you know what Jesus is saying?8:00 Don't go there. Don't get intoxicated with the power and the people and the public. And he's trying to guard their heart from what can happen, and then aware of their discussion. Look in your text,8:12 look at the Bible, verse 17. Jesus asked them, Why are you talking about having no bread? Do you still not see or understand? Are your hearts hardened? The answer is yes. And in the Bible a hard heart8:24 is unbelief. Do you have highs but fail to see and ears but fail to hear? And don't you remember when I broke the 5 loaves or the 5000? How many basketfuls and pieces did you pick up? And I think in8:36 unison they all said, 12. And when I broke the 7 loaves for the 4000, how many baskets or pieces did you pick up? And they said, 7. He said, Do you still not understand?8:50 The most encouraging part about this is you can have that much experience and be that close to Jesus and see those many miracles and still have your heart hardened. They're still not willing to step out, they're still9:01 not courageous, and they still don't believe. They don't have enough bread for a little trip from 0.1 to point B. Oh, what are we going to do? But how many times do we do that? Isn't that a barrier?Overcoming Doubt: From Blindness to Bold Faith 9:13 There's some of us, I've been there, I have begged God in ICU for the life of 1 of my sons. I mean begged God, Oh God, don't let my boy die, don't let my boy die, and God answered. I have9:25 begged God when my wife got cancer. I have begged God, I've been at times where the bills were this big and the resources were this big, and I was on my face before God with my closest friends. Oh God!9:38 And I watched him, and yet I can turn around 2 weeks later and have a financial need or a relational need or a big health issue and find myself paralyzed by fear when oh9:50 God, oh God. And it's like you know Ingram when are you going to kind of like It's like I get a spiritual lobotomy and I forget. How about you? What about your track10:02 record? God wants you to step out. You know what it's when's the last time you said, okay, forget none of his benefits, and you start listening. He did this, he did this, he did this, he did this, he did this, he did10:11 this. I mean, go back as far as you need to. Can that God take care of this problem? If the answer is yes, courageously step out and trust him. It's the10:23 catalyst. It's the catalyst to breakthrough. The final barrier we're going to10:35 uncover when the disciples get close and now it's sort of exam time. The barrier of self interest. And I do pray that you'll, dig in and spend some10:46 time reading slowly from chapter 6 all the way through chapter 9. But the, the self interest goes something like this. He gets the disciples alone, which is his pattern.10:58 Miracles, teaching, small group disciples, explanation. Checking, small group disciples, explanation. Specific questions to see what they're learning.11:11 And so as we flow through the text at the end of chapter 8, Jesus says, So who do men say that I am? Well, some think John the Baptist, others Elijah, others the11:23 prophet that's to come. Now the author has just told you that the disciples are blind. They see but they don't understand. And so Jesus heals someone who sees partially11:35 and then the next question helps them see fully. And so he's picturing for us the process. And so, yeah you're pretty close, a prophet,11:47 Elijah, John the Baptist, but who do you say that I am? And again, this is Peter. He just steps up. Inspired by the spirit of God, you are the Messiah. You are the son of the living God.12:00 Peter, A plus. And you didn't get that yourself. God gave that to you. The father revealed that to you. And by the way, that's how this works. We take steps, but the spirit of God will12:12 powerfully and supernaturally confirm and reveal inside your heart the reality of who he is. And so as you take steps of faith, he'll let you know, I'll support. I'll show up.12:24 But then something happens because as God begins to work in our life, then Jesus begins a little bit of the the truth. And the truth is, men all prophesied12:36 through the Old Testament is, yes, the Messiah will come and reign, but before he reigns he's gonna be a suffering servant. And the text says he began to explain to them plainly that he would die and rise on the third12:48 day, that he would be betrayed by the Pharisees and the teachers of the law. And he was trying to prepare them. And as he's preparing him, does anybody remember what our great hero Peter does? Peter takes him aside.13:00 Hey, Lord. I don't know what you're thinking, but you need to cut that 1. That is not the right message. Look, we've got thousands of people. The money's rolling in. These miracles.13:12 I mean, you are the man. Rome's going down. Pharisees going out. You're the big dude, and we're with you. So I mean, that was their view.13:25 And after being the hero who heard from God, you're the Messiah, what's Jesus say to him? He says the harshest words that any human being I think has ever heard. Get behind me.13:37 Not Peter, Satan. See Satan's the father of lies. But then what's the what's the explanation? For you do not have on your mind and heart the things of God,13:49 but the things of men. In other words, you want to use me. You don't want me to fulfill the Father's will. You don't care about anyone else. Peter, you want to use me. You don't want the price, all you14:01 want is the product. You're not willing to follow me and to suffer and realize this is God's plan? You really want Jesus to be sort of your little self help genie to make your life work14:13 out your way? Anybody else other than me struggle with that? It's a barrier. It's a barrier. I mean, you you think of this passage,14:25 who experienced breakthroughs? I mean if you went down to Who experienced the miraculous, the breakthrough? Unlikely people, right? Unworthy women, deaf guys, blind14:37 people. Who didn't experience breakthrough? Religious people? Disciples? What did they do? What did the Pharisees do? Criticize, feel threatened, trying to14:49 figure out a way to manipulate the situation? What what did the disciples do? Worry, uptight, concerned about them. The people that got breakthroughs, what did they do? Passionately came to Jesus15:01 and said, literally, I beg you, I beg you, I beg you, I beg you. 5 times they come and say, I just need help. I'll do anything. You're the answer. I don't care what people15:12 think. I'm not unworthy. I'm trusting you. I don't see clearly. I know I don't completely hear. I know I've got self interest, but I will. And what happens to them? Bam.15:25 Bam. Bam. God's power. Courage is the catalyst for breakthrough.15:34 You're listening to Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram, and we'll continue our lesson in just a minute. If you've missed any part of this series or want to dive deeper into the principles we're learning about,Self-Interest vs. Surrender: The Path to True Breakthrough 15:45 everything is available at living on the edge dot org. You'll find the complete message library, small group resources, and practical study tools, All designed to help you experience the15:57 breakthrough you're seeking. It's all there waiting for you at living on the edge dot org. Well now let's continue with today's message.16:06 What lessons did he want him to learn? If you went through each 1 of these, he wants him to learn God's word, not tradition is what you go by.16:18 God's love, no respect of persons. God's power, available in impossible situations even when you're dim. Deaf. Might be dim and deaf.16:31 God's provision is always available. And that God's demands, here's the hard part, are for your good. See Peter unconsciously thought16:43 he knew what was best for his future, his life, and his relationships. And again he forgot about God's goodness. There are things God will ask you and me to do in following him16:55 that are hard, that are unpleasant, and that are scary. And what we have to remember, he's a sun and a shield. He gives grace and glory, and there's nothing good that he17:07 withholds. In fact, look at chapter 9 because there is a, question that every 1 of us will have to answer. There's a path that we must take and a vision17:18 to inquire. And what he does here is he helps weak people get courage. I mean the whole goal of what's happening right here is he wants these followers to be infused17:30 with courage. And so when he asks them, here's the question he asks them, but he asks us, Who do you think Jesus is? Is he like a good moral character? Is it a biblical worldview? Is17:42 it try hard to be a nice person? Or has the living God died for you, risen from the dead, the King of Kings, the Lord of Lords, the 1 to whom all people of all time, every knee will bow, every tongue17:54 confess, and he's invited you to a personal relationship to follow him. That's a lot different than, I believe in God, and Jesus paid for my sin, and you know, I kind of live my life, and18:06 I squeeze him in when I can. And the path, what's the path? Look at verse 34. He says, If any man, if any woman would come after me, let18:18 him deny himself, take up his cross and follow me. He's saying power is resurrection power, but the only way you experience18:30 resurrection power is when there's a death. And what you have to die to, and this is the hard part, is your agenda and take your future and your relationships and your18:41 finances and your kids and your uncertainty and your work and your dreams and you offer them to God and say, I'm all in. I'll follow you. And18:53 when we say that what the enemy whispers is, well then it'll be hard. It'll be terrible. You'll never get married. You'll never have any money. It's gonna be really rough. And all that is like, oh so19:05 God, he's willing to die for you and loves you that much, but he really wants life on earth to be just a real pain in the rear. That's how we act. And so what does he say?19:17 Afterwards he tries to help his disciples with his arm around him saying, guys don't you understand? This is the path I will follow. I will die and I will rise from the dead and I'm going to blaze the trail.19:29 Because unless a grain of wheat fall into the earth and die it remains by itself alone. But if it dies it bears forth much fruit. For what will it profit a man or a woman if you gain the whole world, but you forfeit your19:41 soul? He he said, I've got your best interest. There are some things that are hard, but you want deep relationships, you want my blessing in your life, you want to have a connection with your kids, you19:52 want my hand of power and blessing upon your work, take up your cross, follow me. Cause what will it profit you if you cut corners and neglect me20:04 and 1 of your kids gets in Stanford, another in Columbia and they have high SAT scores and your company finally goes public and then you get that really good raise and you not only get this house but you get to remodel20:15 your kitchen and then you get a little piece in the mountains or maybe into the beach and you work work work work work work work work And then you're this lonely person alienated from God and you have all these toys and20:25 all this stuff and you realize it's empty. Now they may be blessings that God would use. He's not saying those things are wrong. What he's saying is they're badBuilding Courage: Faith, Prayer, and Discipline 20:37 bad and and they might be a blessing that could be used and enjoyed, but as you follow the trail. Well how does this all20:48 work? How do how do we move from this vision that Jesus is who he said he is, that he's the Lord, he's the Son of God, he's a good shepherd, he's a messiah, he's a savior, you21:00 believe him and and you get to where when you're afraid you can take a step of courage and begin to see him work. So I'm gonna take everything we've talked about21:12 and I wanna walk through and give you a very linear specific path and game plan to apply it. Because if you'll take a step of courage, you will see God show up in you and through you like21:24 never before. Here's the path. The analysis. Fear keeps us from stepping out to unleash God's power into impossible situations. Fair? We're all21:36 afraid. But it keeps us from stepping out. I know I should, I know I ought, but we don't. 2. Stepping out requires courage. Courage is the power to act despite our fears.21:50 Courage is birthed in us when we see God for who he is, and therefore the size of our God becomes greater than the size of the obstacles, our problems and our fear. Courage is birthed when our circumstances are so22:01 impossible and we're so desperate that we step out and seek God's help because we've exhausted all other options. Have you ever noticed that the biggest times in your life where God showed up was when you didn't bring22:11 anything to the party? You were desperate? Can I just tell you and me, we're as desperate today if your circumstances are good as you were when your kid was in ICU or someone you love has cancer?22:25 But boy, no 1 had to teach me how to pray when my wife had cancer. No no boxes to check. I was begging God. When's the last time you came before God with urgency22:37 and passion and begged him to intervene in something in your life or something about your character or something, a habit that you have or a relationship that you know has got to turn around instead of, I hope it works22:48 out and I'll try this and I'll read another book on that and, you know, maybe if I talk to her who talks to him and then she'll get this turned around or, you know, maybe we try some different medicine. I'm all for all22:58 the doctors, all the wisdom, all the counsel. But God does the impossible. Courage then demands faith, that God will do what he's promised. I23:09 mean, I don't step out. I'm not Peter until I believe if he said come, I can come. So do you have faith? Well, where do you get faith? Faith is a result of seeing Jesus up close for who he23:21 is. And so did you notice in chapter 9 verse 2? He has them on this journey. He wants them to have courage. He knows courage comes through faith. He wants them to step out. How are they going to get faith?23:33 He takes his 3 key guys, James, John, and Peter, up on a mountain, and remember what he say. You see, but you don't understand. You hear, and you don't get it. And so he takes him23:45 up with his Mount of Transfiguration, and it wasn't a light from heaven, contrary to movies. The light came out of Jesus. He pulled back, and they saw the glory of the Son of23:57 God. And I mean it was bright and then all of a sudden 2 people show up that these guys trust Moses. What was Moses? Moses was the greatest revealer of God's truth in the Old Testament. Elijah is the24:09 greatest revealer of God's power. And these 3 guys with all their doubts, all of a sudden, this is who Jesus is. I see it. And24:21 here's the testimony, and then a cloud comes, and they actually hear. They're not deaf anymore. This is my dearly loved son.24:34 Listen to him. And those 3 guys will believe. And they'll be courageous because they believe.24:46 And Jesus took them up so they could see him for who he is. And notice we can in our day and here's how. Prayer is God's invitation to see Jesus up close and24:57 believe he will do what is impossible for you. You need you need to totally revamp how you think about praying. Okay. 5 minutes, 8 minutes, 10 minutes, 12 minutes. Okay. I think I'm25:09 supposed to do. Okay. Thank you God. Thank you God. Help me. I'll see you later. You know, I'll catch you in the car. God wants a relationship. What do you really want?25:21 What do you really want? Intentional, passionate, focused. God, I want you to restore my marriage. God, I would like a husband or wife. God, I want you to turn25:33 1 of my kids around. God, I think this kid has this opportunity. I want you to do something inside there. I want you to open this avenue. Lord, I want to build a great business, and I'm telling you on the front end, you25:44 can do with it whatever you want, but this is what I'm asking. Are you praying like that? God, I'm mad. God, I'm ticked off. God, I can't take this anymore. I don't understand. The raw25:56 real you before the living God, because what God honors is truth. Not this plastic little bless here and now I lay me down to sleep and you know26:07 help us do this and help us do that. You don't really want help. God I'm scared to death and you spoke to me about taking a step and if you don't show up I'm I'll sink like Peter. And for some of you, if you're26:19 like me, you feel like you don't have time. And so our final point is fasting is choosing to remove whatever distracts us from seeing and experiencing God for who He is. And by the way, for some of you, food is the26:31 last thing in the world you need to fast from. It's a good start. You need to fast from your phone. You need to fast from Facebook. You need to fast from your hobby. You need to fast from every moment of26:43 every time of how much football you're going to watch, or how many fantasy leagues, or how much time you shop. Whatever it is, some of you need to fast from a relationship. This person is no good for your spiritual,26:55 emotional, and intellectual health. You need to fast for them and get away from them for 2 or 3 weeks. Now, if you're a marriage partner, that's not what I'm recommending. But do you understand? Do27:07 you realize how many of us you have traditions and habits, and you want God to really work, and you do this and do that for a couple hours, and then you sit afterwards because you're exhausted, and you're exhausted27:17 because you didn't eat very well, and you don't work out because you don't have time, you don't have time because you're sitting in front of the TV for 2 or 3 hours at the end of every day, and you keep doing it and27:23 doing it and doing it and doing it and you come like here and you get all fired up, and then you go, it doesn't work. Create space. And then if you do, you won't last 2 or 3 days. You can27:35 never sustain any kind of discipline. I mean apart from people in your corner saying, will you help me get there? No 1 does the journey alone. No 1 can keep their commitments alone.27:49 This is living on the edge with Chip Ingram. What a powerful reminder that breakthrough requires community. Chip will be back in a moment, but if you want to revisit or share this important message with someone28:01 you know, just go online to our website, living on the edge dot org. As you think about which barriers are holding you back, let me tell you about a resource designed to strengthen your spiritual28:13 foundation. It's Chip's free 10 day devotional series called Psalms of Hope. These Psalms speak directly to the struggles we face when seeking breakthrough. They reveal how to stay anchored28:25 when life feels overwhelming, how to hear God's voice above the noise, and how to trust his provision when resources seem scarce. Psalms of Hope is completely free and available right now28:36 online at living on the edge dot org. Just look for Psalms of Hope and start building that daily habit of study, contemplation, and prayer. You know, this ministry and28:48 resources like Psalms of Hope are made possible by friends like you who choose to invest in it. Your support makes it possible for others to discover the breakthrough truths you're learning. Will you help us reach more29:00 people? Give online at living on the edge dot org or send your gift to Living on the Edge PO box 3007 Atlanta, Georgia 3 0 0 2 4. You can29:11 also call us and give over the phone. Just dial triple 8 3 3 3 6 0 0 3. And don't forget to subscribe to the Living on the Edge podcast. It's available on Apple Podcasts,29:24 Spotify, and all major podcast platforms. You'll get each of these daily messages delivered right to your phone so you can listen wherever you are whenever you want. Well, now here's Chip with some29:36 final thoughts.29:37 As we close today's program, the last section of the teaching time answered the question, how do weak people get courage? And I walked through how Jesus taught his29:48 disciples, and then I did a little analysis. And I give you 6 very specific things that talk about fear and stepping out and courage and faith and prayer and even fasting. I can't develop all of those. Can I30:00 encourage you? Those are really powerful. They come right out of scripture. Go to the website, livingontheedge dot org, download the notes for free, ponder those, pray over them, and then act,30:12 and God will give you courage.30:14 What if the biggest breakthroughs start with the smallest steps? I'm Dave Drewey, inviting you to join us tomorrow on Living on the Edge. Today's30:26 program is produced and sponsored by Living on the Edge.In this video 0:00 The Call to Courage: Breaking Through Barriers9:10 Overcoming Doubt: From Blindness to Bold Faith15:35 Self-Interest vs. Surrender: The Path to True Breakthrough20:30 Building Courage: Faith, Prayer, and Discipline
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