Understanding the Wisdom of God part 1
n his first command, God told man to “subdue the earth.” Obviously that implies using more than physi cal force . . . it implies using knowledge . . . wisdom . But is there a point where human wisdom becomes . . . something other than wise?
The Foolishness of God part 6
The gospel’s a glorious message of grac e . . . but to many people, it contains hard truth . . . so hard that many folks say you shouldn’t talk about certain aspects of biblical truth.
The Foolishness of God part 5
It’s been 30 years since the Macintosh revolutionized the computer industry with its user friendliness. In that same time, many well - meaning churches have pursued a user - friendly approach . . . but what have they lost in the process?
The Foolishness of God, Part 4
Here’s a brain teaser: You’re in a large room . . . and so meone says, you should give glory to human beings . What kind of chair are you sitting on? You think that riddle was bad?
he Foolishness of God, Part 2
D.L. Moody said, “The best way to show that a stick is crooked . . . [is to] lay a straight stick alongside it.” I invite you to compare the straight truth of Scripture to some less - than - straigh t trends in modern evangelicalism
The Foolishness of God, Part 1
April 2016 ( 7 of 10 ) Series: The Foolishness of God (Cont’d) Monday, April 4 – The Foolishness of God, Part 1 In this politically charged time, perhaps you’re weary of the spin and overheated debate. Or ma ybe you’re passionate about politics and devoted to promoting a particular candidate. John MacArthur shows you the common weakness of all politicians.
The Memory that Shuns Sin , Part 4
The last time a loved one suddenly turned a cold shoulder, you may have thought to yourself, “What did I do wrong?” But fact is, the better question might be, “What did I do right?”
The Memory that Shuns Sin, Part 2
A pair of pliers has it . . . so does glue . . . not to mention your hand. And so does . . . sin . Find out what this common denominator is . . . and why you should do everything pos sible to smash it to bits.
The Memory that Shuns Sin, Part 2
The thought of a loved one being in an accident can tie your stom ach in knots . . . but imagine how you’d feel if someone purposely caused the injury.
The Memory that Shuns Sin, Part 1
It’s said, those who don’t learn from history are doomed to repeat it. And where your battles with sin are concerned, those words couldn’t be truer. Find out how learning from the past can help you fi ght sin today .