The apostle Paul said that all things are permissible, but not all things are helpful. Today on According to the Scriptures we’re urged to keep our focus on the glory of God rather than our liberties. And pastor Damian Kyle says just as Paul had some limitations on his liberties, so too should we.

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The city of Corinth was engaged in idolatry big time. There were also several pagan temples in the city and each one was quite popular. You can see why the apostle Paul felt it was so important to get the message of Christ to these people that their hopes shouldn’t be placed in things made by the hands of men, but rather in the hands of the One who made men.

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In First Corinthians chapter ten we find the apostle Paul encouraging the Corinthian believers concerning the issue of temptation. His writings remind us today that yes everyone gets tempted, but God will always provide a way out for us.

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Every so often you read of an athlete who was disqualified from a race. Sometimes because of a performance enhancing drug and other times for receiving aid during a race. Today on According to the Scriptures pastor Damian Kyle takes a look at some of the sins that can disqualify us and lead to us becoming a castaway.

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Today we get right back into pastor Damian Kyle’s series on the seven miracles of Jesus, in John’s Gospel! Today we head over to John chapter five where Jesus encounters a lame man at the pools of Bethesda. And this man would experience healing and blessing, but it came with some responsibility!

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We continue our series in First Corinthians today. In a culture full of moral depravity and sinful activity, the apostle Paul encouraged the Corinthian believers concerning the issue of temptation. His writings remind us today that yes, everyone gets tempted, but God will always provide a way out for us.

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Everyone knows that athletes must subject themselves to physical training in order to prepare their bodies to be successful in their chosen sport. As we’re about to see in our study of First Corinthians chapter nine, the apostle Paul uses this as an illustration to explain that the Christian life requires hard work and discipline.

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If you’re following the Olympics, you probably realize that there’s a lot that goes into actually winning a medal. The athletes train long and hard for years . They eat and sleep right, and are at the top of their game by the time they compete.But what is necessary to win the Christian race? That’s the question before us today on According to the Scriptures.

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What would you be willing to give up or sacrifice to reach the lost or to be effective in the ministry God has you in? Would you let go of a liberty or right that you have? It’s good for us to think about these things and we’ll do just that today on According to the Scriptures.

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Here in America we focus a great deal on our rights and freedoms. But as we’ll see today on According to the Scriptures sometimes as ministers of Jesus we’ll need to give up some of our rights and liberties for very good reason.

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