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When water flows, it naturally wants to go downstream and find the lowest spot. And that's kind of a beautiful picture of the Gospel.
We know that with the advent of the Internet that we have an endless supply of worldly, silly myths that we could investigate.
Today I want to talk about a verse that in the past has been a little confusing to me. I'm sure that you've heard it.
I was thinking about a couple of Bible passages that are, to me very meaningful as we think about the start of the next 12 months on the calendar.
It was amazing to me that this 97 year old man still had the heart of a missionary.
Jesus Christ, who is the very light of the world now has to steal away in darkness to have his life spared.
Jesus uses a very simple explanation about two different approaches to life, two different ways of going through life, and ultimately to different final destinations.
Martin Luther had a very interesting illustration. He said, Whenever we sin and we look at God, we think of God like a big mean monster.
I always wish that we knew a little bit more about this gentleman named Simeon.
I remember driving home after my children were born and thinking that something huge had just happened, but no one seemed to notice.
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:
