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Today, I'd like to read from John Chapter 8, which describes several types of temptations. As I read, I'd like you to listen to what some of those temptations are.
700 years before the birth of Christ God gave an amazing prophecy through Isaiah. In Isaiah 7:14 we hear this:
Two American soldiers on an American troops ship came up to their chaplain and asked this question: “Do you believe in hell?”
I always felt bad that I didn't give much when I was in school. Thank you for being my church home while I was in college.
The Gospel has a transformational quality for our own personal lives and our marriages and our relationships to our children.
Sometimes we struggle with being patient. One of the professions that we have in our world that I think demonstrates the most patience and most reliance upon God is the vocation of farmer.
The United States, like many other countries around the world, celebrates a day of Thanksgiving. Maybe it begs the question, who do we thank?
There's a psychological phenomenon that I think that we're all a little bit susceptible to. It's called rosy retrospection.
A few years ago, I went whitewater rafting. I was so excited for the trip. I was looking forward to the adventure.
Sometimes we're tempted to think that we are self-made people. I have earned this. I have done this.
Revenge feels good if someone hurts us. Our natural reaction is to try to pay them back, to make them feel that same sort of pain that we felt.
The Old Testament is full of these rules, these customs and rituals that seem so foreign to us today.
