
Sign up to save your podcasts
Or


The idea of “justice” has received more airtime in the last year than at any other time in my lifetime. Websites, podcasts, and the Twitter world overflowed with proponents, antagonists, and an assortment of shadowy social architects calling for “justice.” But what is justice? How does God define justice? Today, we will wade into the murky waters of this subject.
The mental picture a person has of God is the most significant life-shaping force that a person can possess. In other words, what we think about God will shape our lives like no other subject or idea can. Therefore, we want to believe the right thoughts about what God says about Himself so that we can maximize our relationship with Him as well as the life we live.
God is love. What exactly does that mean? In this message, we see that this simple statement carries a profound meaning born from the very foundation of why all things exist.
“Who is God?” “What does He want from me?” “How does God relate to me?” The answers to these questions reveal a person’s theology. What happens when someone’s theology is wrong, and something you believe about God is not true? Today, we will find out.
We value asking questions to better understand how to live life in a God- centered, Christ-exalting way. We believe that church should be the best place in which people can get solid answers to life’s questions from God’s Word.
“Who is God?” “What does He want from me?” “How does God relate to me?” The answers to these questions reveal a person’s theology. What happens when someone’s theology is wrong, and something you believe about God is not true? Today, we will find out.
Asaph reminds all Christians of how eternally important it is to remember the glorious deeds of the Lord, lest we forget. As we remember what God has done our hope in God will grow as will our joy-filled obedience to Him. We must proclaim His excellencies to one-another and to the next generation!
Humans are not good at being alone. Being alone is more associated with punishment (e.g., isolated confinement) than pleasure. While we all want friends, we all need allies. Allies are people you can rely on and they can rely on you. Allies are people who desire our best and stand by us in our worst. We are excited you have joined us for part 1 of “Allies and Adversaries.”
From the publisher's feed