An extreme version of the stubbornly self centered person is the Cakal. This person has a reckless lifestyle. The Fun way fool needs to yield to Christ and learn to yield to the "control" of the Holy Spirit.

An extreme version of the stubbornly self centered person is the Cakal. This person has a reckless lifestyle. The Fun way fool needs to yield to Christ and learn to yield to the "control" of the Holy Spirit.

An extreme version of the stubbornly self centered person is the Cakal. This person has a reckless lifestyle. The Fun way fool needs to yield to Christ and learn to yield to the "control" of the Holy Spirit.

There are 5 profiles of fools that emerge from studying the Hebrew words that are translated to fool in English. The second profile we are looking at is the My Way Fool. The My Way Fool (E'viyl in Hebrew) is committed to selfishness ('ivveleth) uses control to get what they want.

There are 5 profiles of fools that emerge from studying the Hebrew words that are translated to fool in English. The second profile we are looking at is the My Way Fool. The My Way Fool (E'viyl in Hebrew) is committed to selfishness ('ivveleth) uses control to get what they want.

There are 5 profiles of fools that emerge from studying the Hebrew words that are translated to fool in English. The second profile we are looking at is the My Way Fool. The My Way Fool (E'viyl in Hebrew) is committed to selfishness ('ivveleth) uses control to get what they want.

The first profile we are looking at is the Easy Way fool. The Easy Way Fool (Keciyl in Hebrew) is committed to selfishness ('ivveleth) in order to do the least amount of work as possible.

The first profile we are looking at is the Easy Way fool. The Easy Way Fool (Keciyl in Hebrew) is committed to selfishness ('ivveleth) in order to do the least amount of work as possible.

The first profile we are looking at is the Easy Way fool. The Easy Way Fool (Keciyl in Hebrew) is committed to selfishness ('ivveleth) in order to do the least amount of work as possible.

Introduce that our hearts are SAD (selfish, arrogant and damaged). Present the story from Creation to Christ along with past and present ways that the world says the cross of Christ is folly. Then, introduce the fools that we will look at in this series.