Urgency and importance mean different things in God's mind. Pastor Summers shows us what Jesus did when He had 'so much to do, and so little time.'
Outsource: Pastor M. Adam Summers
Part 1: Who is the Spiritual Man?
The world and the Bible go two opposite directions on the idea of spirituality. A believer should avoid the world's definition at any cost.
Fireside: Tangible Time
Time can be measured, but it is not physical. It has an end and a beginning. But it also has a shelf life.
The Twin Burdens of American Society
Observing America: The presence of the Bible and faith in the Lord Jesus Christ enable a man to be a submissive citizen or public servant. One should not be preferred more than another, forsaken for the other, or is more Godly than the other.
Ecclesiastes 3: The Way of the World
The Preacher expounds upon the transition, the travail, and the termination of the world to shew that without Divine revelation, direction, or reproof, man is no better than a beast.
Whose Voice Is This?
The Baptist Voice sounds strangely familiar. Like someone pretending to be something they are not.
Live Coal: Diabolus ex Machina
Why waste our lives looking for the lever to move the world? God is looking for a man to be His fulcrum.
Ecclesiastes 2: The Struggle for Significance
Solomon seeks to work out of the problems of life by himself. He shows that without God, no amount of work can bring meaning out of life without God. Only a walk with God will satisfy, where these infamous alternatives fail.
5 Ways to Make the Most of Church Time
The church is not a place merely to hear odd songs and quaint Bible lessons, it is a place to receive orders for living. A content-driven society looks for what they can get out of church; a Christ-centered mind seeks what they can give into church.
Fireside: No Sweat
Let's not confuse perspiration for inspiration.
