Of everything the Preacher factors into this one, great message, there is one thing he fears: that a man will hear, then forget. He doesn't fear being wrong, but being right... again.
Ecclesiastes 5: Living and Leaving
Part 2: Who is the Spiritual Man?
The spiritual man of the Bible diverges drastically from society. God regenerates the lost man so that he now can grow past carnality to Biblical spirituality.
The Panoply of Prayer
Access to God through all that Jesus Christ is. The wise men recognized it. We realize it each and every time we pray.
Fireside: Moderate The Extremist In You
In an age that prides itself in the entrenched prejudice of extreme personalities: be the moderator.
Five Attitudes To Keep You Honest
Picture the suave scholar pulling up his chair to the table. He proposes to lead you through the desert of opinion to the well of God's best for your life. You begin on your study on solid ground, but soon transition to shifting sand. Soon you're stuck in the desert, dry and lost.
Ecclesiastes 4: Consider the Comforter
A negative approach to the natural desire for comfort. What does a life look like without comfort? What does the Preacher tell us will provide real, lasting comfort?
Christian FOMO
The devil will convince you that you're entitled to a constant cycle of sin-and-forgive with no attempt at growth. Find out how to emerge stronger, smarter, and bolder from temptation.
What I Learned From A 3-Day Fast
Read about some unexpected benefits from a scheduled fast, and how you can prepare for your next special time.
Outsource: Pastor M. Adam Summers
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.'
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.
