In the book of Joshua, Rahab was given a simple but life saving instruction: hang a scarlet cord from her window. When judgment came upon Jericho, that cord would identify her home, and everyone gathered inside would be spared.
What a powerful picture of salvation. Just as Rahab trusted the promise connected to that scarlet cord, we place our trust in the saving blood of Jesus Christ. On today’s program, Pastor Jack Morris takes us to this remarkable story and shows us how a scarlet cord hanging from a window in Jericho points forward to God’s great plan of redemption.
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7/12/2026In God’s Wonders Made Visible, Pastor Jack Morris reflects on John chapter 9, where Jesus notices a man who has been blind from birth. This wasn’t a recent hardship; it had shaped the man’s entire life. He didn’t ask for help, and he didn’t draw attention to himself.
But Jesus saw him, and He chose that long-standing need as the place where God’s work would be made visible.
In God’s Wonders Made Visible, Pastor Jack Morris reflects on John chapter 9, where Jesus notices a man who has been blind from birth. This wasn’t a recent hardship; it had shaped the man’s entire life. He didn’t ask for help, and he didn’t draw attention to himself.
But Jesus saw him, and He chose that long-standing need as the place where God’s work would be made visible.