Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the judgment that something else is more important than fear
“Do not merely listen to the word, and so deceive yourselves. Do what it says.” — James 1:22 (NIV)
True teaching doesn’t stop at understanding—it leads to transformation. Rob and Debbie reflect on how God’s Word comes alive when believers learn it, live it, and share it together.
The photo shows a teaching moment in progress—notes open, eyes focused, the kind of quiet attentiveness that signals hearts ready to receive. For Rob and Debbie, these gatherings are never about filling notebooks; they’re about shaping lives.
“The measure of good teaching isn’t how much we remember—it’s how much we live,” Rob said with a grin. “Scripture was never meant to sit on a page; it’s meant to take root in people.”
Each Clear Call teaching session is designed to connect truth to everyday life. Topics range from discipleship and prayer to understanding Scripture in its full context. Debbie explained, “We’ve seen people realize that God’s Word really does speak to their situation. That moment of clarity—that’s transformation.”
What makes these moments so special is the shared pursuit of truth. No one comes as a spectator; everyone participates. Laughter, honest questions, even moments of silence become part of how God teaches.
Rob shared one of his favorite memories: “We had a young guy say afterward, ‘I never realized the Bible could make sense to me.’ That’s why we do this—to help people see that faith isn’t out of reach.”
Teaching that transforms begins with openness—an open Bible, an open heart, and an open invitation for the Holy Spirit to lead. And when that happens, the Word stops being words. It becomes life.
