Langdon Palmer

This message is from a Sunday morning worship service at Leverington Church. For additional messages and other resources go to www.Leverington.org

This message is from a Sunday morning worship service at Leverington Church. For additional messages and other resources go to www.Leverington.org

This message is from a Sunday morning worship service at Leverington Church. For additional messages and other resources go to www.Leverington.org

This message is from a Sunday morning worship service at Leverington Church. For additional messages and other resources go to www.Leverington.org

This message is from a Sunday morning worship service at Leverington Church. For additional messages and other resources go to www.Leverington.org

We asked our community to identify the two biggest stumbling blocks that get in the way of believing in Christiantiy. This question of God and Suffering was voted the biggest challenge. Today we cover Part 1 of the question of Suffering and Evil in the world - How can God be all loving and all powerful, and yet allow the terrible suffering we see all around us ?

We asked people to identify the biggest challenges to believing in Christianity. Their number one response was this: "How could a loving God allow so much suffering?" Today we wrestle with one of the hardest questions there is in the life of faith.

To watch or listen to the entire series, go to https://levpres.org/questions-that-need-answering/

Even the healthiest tree planted in the richest soil will wither if exposed to Acid Rain long enough. For many years we have been exposed to the acid rain of secular myths that attempt to discredit the foundations of the Christian faith. But do these criticisms match the actual data ? In this eight part message series we draw from the work of a number of recent scholars who show us a historical and sociological view of Christianity that can reignite wonder and confidence for the modern follower of Jesus, and cause others to consider it for the first time. What if it turns out that Christianity is even better than we think it is ? To watch or listen to the entire series, go to https://levpres.org/questions-that-need-answering/

We asked our community to identify the two biggest stumbling blocks that get in the way of believing in Christiantiy. This question of God and Suffering was voted the biggest challenge. Today we cover Part 1 of the question of Suffering and Evil in the world - How can God be all loving and all powerful, and yet allow the terrible suffering we see all around us ?

To watch the video referenced in the sermon go here: https://www.cnn.com/2015/06/22/world/kim-phuc-where-is-she-now/index.html You can see the video of this sermon at https://levpres.org/questions-that-need-answering/

Even the healthiest tree planted in the richest soil will wither if exposed to Acid Rain long enough. For many years we have been exposed to the acid rain of secular myths that attempt to discredit the foundations of the Christian faith. But do these criticisms match the actual data ? In this eight part message series we draw from the work of a number of recent scholars who show us a historical and sociological view of Christianity that can reignite wonder and confidence for the modern follower of Jesus, and cause others to consider it for the first time. What if it turns out that Christianity is even better than we think it is ? To watch or listen to the entire series, go to https://levpres.org/questions-that-need-answering/

Today we look at the work of Dr. Vishal Mangalwadi of India as he looks at the West with eastern eyes and dares to explains how it is that the West was able to achieve such incredible advancements in Science, Medicine, Economic Prosperity, and Human Rights. He believes it all starts with the understanding of the Bible unleashed in the Protestant reformation.

Even the healthiest tree planted in the richest soil will wither if exposed to Acid Rain long enough. For many years we have been exposed to the acid rain of secular myths that attempt to discredit the foundations of the Christian faith. But do these criticisms match the actual data ? In this eight part message series we draw from the work of a number of recent scholars who show us a historical and sociological view of Christianity that can reignite wonder and confidence for the modern follower of Jesus, and cause others to consider it for the first time. What if it turns out that Christianity is even better than we think it is ? To watch or listen to the entire series, go to https://levpres.org/questions-that-need-answering/