How often do we get comfortable in our church with people we are used to seeing every week? How do we typically respond when someone comes in and disrupts the order of things? Our reaction to such reveals the true state of our heart.
When I think of our church, I don’t envision a building or organization, but rather people who know the Lord and want to serve Him.
By showing gratitude to Yahweh for their miraculous deliverance, the Israelite fathers would help guard themselves and their children from straying into forgetfulness and apostasy.
When Johnson asks her husband about how she could be forgiven for being complicit in over 22,000 abortions during her time as an employee of Planned Parenthood, he replied by saying, “God will forgive you, because he’s God.” This is a monstrous lie.
Men who are fools are like sheep, never thinking beyond the immediate and obvious, and as a result they are totally unprepared for the day of their death, and their bodies simply go to the grave and rot. People who are wise on the other hand live for the world to come; they pursue righteousness rather than wealth, a long life, physical beauty, or a lasting legacy.
