Sermon
Trusting God When The Wells Are Dry
Every famine and hardship we go through is a test of our trust in God.
Every famine and hardship we go through is a test of our trust in God.
The slide away from the Gospel always begins with neglect.
Self-deception: taking what God has said and redefining it so that we can live out the sinful desires of our hearts.
Never interpret the silence of God as the indifference of God.
Some Christians are sons and daughters but they live like slaves.
If I speak in the tongues of men and of angels, but have not love, I am a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal. 1 Corinthians 13:1 D.L. MOODYIf we want to be wise in winning souls and to be vessels for the Master’s use, we must get rid of the accursed spirit of self-seeking. That is the meaning of this chapter in Paul’s letter. He told the Corinthians that a man might be full of faith and zeal, he might be very benevolent, but if he had not love he was like sounding brass and a tinkling cymbal. … Read More >
True greatness means becoming a servant of all.
God’s promises are based on God’s power.
If something is true, the opposite is false. Not all views can be true.
What is our relationship with government, and when do we cross the line and begin to promote politics rather than the Gospel? In this thought-provoking and timely forty-minute lecture delivered onsite in Nuremberg, Pastor Erwin Lutzer explores the stadium where Hitler’s rallies were held as well as the courtroom where Nazi war criminals were tried. He discusses topics such as citizenship, national borders, morality, and political polarization.