If someone came up to you and said God's word changes over time, how would you respond to that?
That fever will actually cause our body or help our body to overcome the sickness, and throwing up can actually expel whatever's causing the problem to get out of our stomach and get out of our system. It's interesting to think about those things as terrible as they are to go through that they actually can be beneficial, ultimately, good for us.
Imagine, if you will, that someone comes to you and they say, I've made the personal decision to accept into my heart the truth that George Washington was the first president of the United States.
You ever served on jury duty? That's a pretty good picture, pretty good illustration, of what the Bible calls justification.
Have you ever been punched in the gut so much that you've just had the wind knocked out of you?
There's one food to which we can never say anyone is truly allergic in the sense that it would actually do them harm.
Why are you here right now? Now, I'm not just asking about, like, why are you watching this devotion video? I'm asking the bigger picture question, why are you here on this planet? What is your purpose? What's the meaning of life?
Hyperbole is so common today it is easy to lose perspective about how good the news of the Gospel really is.
In Christian thought, there is something known as the Seven Deadly Sins. You've probably heard of a number of them before.
We as Christians, we like to talk about heaven a lot. I get the question a lot too. What's heaven going to be like? And really the answer is we don't know.
Are you afraid of lions? I think you should be.
Have you ever felt as though nobody understands what you were going through?
