Delight in Grace

In school you may have read the famous epic poem called The Illiad. In it, Homer tells of a brilliant ploy the Greeks used to break into the enemy city of Troy. They sent a gift to the Trojans, a massive wooden horse. But the gift was the downfall of the Trojans, for inside the horse, the Greek soldiers hid. The Trojans opened themselves up to the enemy, falling for this great deception. Our enemy uses similar tactics, though, doesn’t he? We are not tempted to believe lies that are blatantly false. Satan often wraps his lies in a cloak of truth. Peter addresses this very concern in 2 Peter 2:1-3. He warns his readers that false teachers will secretly introduce false teachings among them. Distortions of God’s revealed truth often water down His Word or deny key truths within it. Today, Pastor Rich lays out the damage such distortions bring to the one who believes them, and shares with us how to recognize and counter the subtle lies we encounter.

In school you may have read the famous epic poem called The Illiad. In it, Homer tells of a brilliant ploy the Greeks used to break into the enemy city of Troy. They sent a gift to the Trojans, a massive wooden horse. But the gift was the downfall of the Trojans, for inside the horse, the Greek soldiers hid. The Trojans opened themselves up to the enemy, falling for this great deception. Our enemy uses similar tactics, though, doesn’t he? We are not tempted to believe lies that are blatantly false. Satan often wraps his lies in a cloak of truth. Peter addresses this very concern in 2 Peter 2:1-3. He warns his readers that false teachers will secretly introduce false teachings among them. Distortions of God’s revealed truth often water down His Word or deny key truths within it. Today, Pastor Rich lays out the damage such distortions bring to the one who believes them, and shares with us how to recognize and counter the subtle lies we encounter.

In school you may have read the famous epic poem called The Illiad. In it, Homer tells of a brilliant ploy the Greeks used to break into the enemy city of Troy. They sent a gift to the Trojans, a massive wooden horse. But the gift was the downfall of the Trojans, for inside the horse, the Greek soldiers hid. The Trojans opened themselves up to the enemy, falling for this great deception. Our enemy uses similar tactics, though, doesn’t he? We are not tempted to believe lies that are blatantly false. Satan often wraps his lies in a cloak of truth. Peter addresses this very concern in 2 Peter 2:1-3. He warns his readers that false teachers will secretly introduce false teachings among them. Distortions of God’s revealed truth often water down His Word or deny key truths within it. Today, Pastor Rich lays out the damage such distortions bring to the one who believes them, and shares with us how to recognize and counter the subtle lies we encounter.

In school you may have read the famous epic poem called The Illiad. In it, Homer tells of a brilliant ploy the Greeks used to break into the enemy city of Troy. They sent a gift to the Trojans, a massive wooden horse. But the gift was the downfall of the Trojans, for inside the horse, the Greek soldiers hid. The Trojans opened themselves up to the enemy, falling for this great deception. Our enemy uses similar tactics, though, doesn’t he? We are not tempted to believe lies that are blatantly false. Satan often wraps his lies in a cloak of truth. Peter addresses this very concern in 2 Peter 2:1-3. He warns his readers that false teachers will secretly introduce false teachings among them. Distortions of God’s revealed truth often water down His Word or deny key truths within it. Today, Pastor Rich lays out the damage such distortions bring to the one who believes them, and shares with us how to recognize and counter the subtle lies we encounter.

In school you may have read the famous epic poem called The Illiad. In it, Homer tells of a brilliant ploy the Greeks used to break into the enemy city of Troy. They sent a gift to the Trojans, a massive wooden horse. But the gift was the downfall of the Trojans, for inside the horse, the Greek soldiers hid. The Trojans opened themselves up to the enemy, falling for this great deception. Our enemy uses similar tactics, though, doesn’t he? We are not tempted to believe lies that are blatantly false. Satan often wraps his lies in a cloak of truth. Peter addresses this very concern in 2 Peter 2:1-3. He warns his readers that false teachers will secretly introduce false teachings among them. Distortions of God’s revealed truth often water down His Word or deny key truths within it. Today, Pastor Rich lays out the damage such distortions bring to the one who believes them, and shares with us how to recognize and counter the subtle lies we encounter. Let’s listen to this message titled The Impact of Lies.

In school you may have read the famous epic poem called The Illiad. In it, Homer tells of a brilliant ploy the Greeks used to break into the enemy city of Troy. They sent a gift to the Trojans, a massive wooden horse. But the gift was the downfall of the Trojans, for inside the horse, the Greek soldiers hid. The Trojans opened themselves up to the enemy, falling for this great deception. Our enemy uses similar tactics, though, doesn’t he? We are not tempted to believe lies that are blatantly false. Satan often wraps his lies in a cloak of truth. Peter addresses this very concern in 2 Peter 2:1-3. He warns his readers that false teachers will secretly introduce false teachings among them. Distortions of God’s revealed truth often water down His Word or deny key truths within it. Today, Pastor Rich lays out the damage such distortions bring to the one who believes them, and shares with us how to recognize and counter the subtle lies we encounter. Let’s listen to this message titled The Impact of Lies.

In school you may have read the famous epic poem called The Illiad. In it, Homer tells of a brilliant ploy the Greeks used to break into the enemy city of Troy. They sent a gift to the Trojans, a massive wooden horse. But the gift was the downfall of the Trojans, for inside the horse, the Greek soldiers hid. The Trojans opened themselves up to the enemy, falling for this great deception. Our enemy uses similar tactics, though, doesn’t he? We are not tempted to believe lies that are blatantly false. Satan often wraps his lies in a cloak of truth. Peter addresses this very concern in 2 Peter 2:1-3. He warns his readers that false teachers will secretly introduce false teachings among them. Distortions of God’s revealed truth often water down His Word or deny key truths within it. Today, Pastor Rich lays out the damage such distortions bring to the one who believes them, and shares with us how to recognize and counter the subtle lies we encounter. Let’s listen to this message titled The Impact of Lies.

Mark Twain once said that the trouble with the world is not that people know too little, it is that they know so many things that just aren’t so. There is a barrage of opinions available to us. Plenty of voices claiming to have the answers. Where is your truth coming from? We want to know truth. We crave a higher purpose and an ultimate good- that’s part of being made in the image of God. Thankfully, God gives the truth of His Word- truth that transcends all boundaries, It is the truth for all people. A robust memory of His WOrd is vital to a meaningful life because, in it, He tells us who we are and why we are here. His Word tells us our greatest need and heaven’s most beautiful answer to that need. Let’s listen to this message titled Transcendent Truth.

Mark Twain once said that the trouble with the world is not that people know too little, it is that they know so many things that just aren’t so. There is a barrage of opinions available to us. Plenty of voices claiming to have the answers. Where is your truth coming from? We want to know truth. We crave a higher purpose and an ultimate good- that’s part of being made in the image of God. Thankfully, God gives the truth of His Word- truth that transcends all boundaries, It is the truth for all people. A robust memory of His WOrd is vital to a meaningful life because, in it, He tells us who we are and why we are here. His Word tells us our greatest need and heaven’s most beautiful answer to that need. Let’s listen to this message titled Transcendent Truth.

Mark Twain once said that the trouble with the world is not that people know too little, it is that they know so many things that just aren’t so. There is a barrage of opinions available to us. Plenty of voices claiming to have the answers. Where is your truth coming from? We want to know truth. We crave a higher purpose and an ultimate good- that’s part of being made in the image of God. Thankfully, God gives the truth of His Word- truth that transcends all boundaries, It is the truth for all people. A robust memory of His WOrd is vital to a meaningful life because, in it, He tells us who we are and why we are here. His Word tells us our greatest need and heaven’s most beautiful answer to that need. Let’s listen to this message titled Transcendent Truth.