Wiser Than an Owl
Although knowledge and wisdom are both by-products of each other, they aren't the same. Knowledge has perceivable limits. When Socrates made that timeless statement, "I know that I do not know," he was implying that no man can know everything about everything. And he was right! But wisdom isn't like that. It can't be measured by an IQ test or graded on some definitive scale. So how can we measure wisdom in our lives? How do we know when we've got it? Stephen tells us in this message.
As The Curtain Rises
If you want to learn how God created the heavens and the earth, read Genesis. If you want to learn about the life and ministry of Jesus Christ, read John. If you want to learn how the Church was started, read Acts. But if you want to learn how to live wisely in the world, read Proverbs. No other book probes so deeply into the minute thoughts and decisions of our everyday lives as this one.
Question and Answer Program No. 76
Stephen and Scott discuss questions phoned in by listeners. Please note that there is NO transcript available for this program. Due to the Corona Virus situation, this program is a repeat of QA27 which aired in January 2017.
No Longer Top Secret, pt.2
The last days will not be a pretty sight for those who refuse to bow their knee to Christ. But they will be a glorious sight for those who do. Whose side are you on today?
No Longer Top Secret, pt.1
The last days will not be a pretty sight for those who refuse to bow their knee to Christ. But they will be a glorious sight for those who do. Whose side are you on today?
From George St. to Your Street, pt.2
Prophets like Moses, Elijah and John the Baptist don't exist anymore. They're not walking the streets of New York City proclaiming the words of God and performing miracles. Some men would like to think themselves prophets, but they're wrong. However, the days of the Prophets aren't quite over. In the last days God will send two men to prophecy of His coming Judgment. Their message . . . along with their miracles . . . will take the whole world by surprise.
From George St. to Your Street, pt.1
Prophets like Moses, Elijah and John the Baptist don't exist anymore. They're not walking the streets of New York City proclaiming the words of God and performing miracles. Some men would like to think themselves prophets, but they're wrong. However, the days of the Prophets aren't quite over. In the last days God will send two men to prophecy of His coming Judgment. Their message . . . along with their miracles . . . will take the whole world by surprise.
Bittersweet
Revelation is a difficult book to understand and interpret. It's packed full of poetic imagery yet at the same time extremely literal. So what do we make of John's vision? What does God want us to learn from it? There's only one way to find out!
The Abyss Unlocked
Imagine locking up a lion in a pit for a month without feeding him and then letting him out. You wouldn't want to be anywhere near that pit when that lion comes storming out! Well in Revelation 9, God opens the pit where Satan has been bound for a thousand years. When he comes out, all hell will break loose.
No More Earth Day
People love talking about the environment in our day and age. The environment has become like a poor victim of human cruelty. So people have taken it on themselves to save her from collapse. But one day you won't hear any more eco-friendly talk. Tree huggers will be gone. Why? Because nature will rise up against us and kill us. We might show mercy to her . . . but she is not so kind.