Sermons
Deron Biles - February 22, 2026
Lucky Charms Are Only Good for Breakfast
Americans are surprisingly superstitious, but what happens when superstitions replace genuine faith? Genesis 30 reveals Jacob's dysfunctional family caught up in strange beliefs - from fertility-enhancing mandrakes to stick-peeling livestock breeding practices. Despite their superstitions, God's grace still prevails. The story shows four ways we practice counterfeit faith: wishful thinking, making idols of possessions, trusting our own plans, and using empty religious words. Real faith differs from these counterfeits because it wants God Himself, not just results, security, control, or appearances.
Scripture References: Genesis 30:1-43
From Series: "The Lord Has Made Room for Us"
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