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A new MP3 sermon from Grace Baptist Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: Moral Argument for God
Subtitle: Engaging People in Culture
Speaker: Stacey B. Peek
Broadcaster: Grace Baptist Fellowship
Event: Sunday Service
Date: 11/8/2015
Bible: Romans 2:14-16
Length: 32 min. (64kbps)
Overview: What about the problem of evil- The counter-question is what about the problem of good- W-human depravity, how are any of us doing good- Secular humanism has no satisfactory answer. There seems to be an objective morale written inside all of us. 2 Arguments against it- Cultural - Moral Relativism. They both call people to accept a person's actions even if they don't agree w-it because it's the way they were raised or part of their culture. Our intrinsic value of right - wrong comes from something above humanity, culture, and society. It demands a Moral Law Giver. Apart from God, there can be no objective moral standard. Romans 1 tell us we often suppress this in our lives. Atheists often cite society or the greater good as a reason to do good but that doesn't answer the question. How do we know to be good- Romans 2-14-16. A SIMPLE ARGUMENT- 1.- If GOD doesn't exist, then objective moral values don't exist. 2.- We know objective moral values do exist. 3.- Therefore, GOD exists. HOW TO ENGAGE PEOPLE- 1.- Listen to the stories of others, it's often filled w-pain - hurt. Many have been hurt by religion in the past. 2.- Express empathy while listening because many people are angry. 3.- Be patient w-people - sharing your story - God's love. Give people your time. 4.- Pray for discernment- what to say, when to speak, when to press etc. 5.- Infuse everything w-Scripture. It's the greatest power we can share. 6.- Pray for strength, we're fighting Satan in a spiritual battle. 7.- Love people. Show them the love God's given you. Pray for others to come in your path to share your story - His with.
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By Stacey B. PeekA new MP3 sermon from Grace Baptist Fellowship is now available on SermonAudio.com with the following details:
Title: Moral Argument for God
Subtitle: Engaging People in Culture
Speaker: Stacey B. Peek
Broadcaster: Grace Baptist Fellowship
Event: Sunday Service
Date: 11/8/2015
Bible: Romans 2:14-16
Length: 32 min. (64kbps)
Overview: What about the problem of evil- The counter-question is what about the problem of good- W-human depravity, how are any of us doing good- Secular humanism has no satisfactory answer. There seems to be an objective morale written inside all of us. 2 Arguments against it- Cultural - Moral Relativism. They both call people to accept a person's actions even if they don't agree w-it because it's the way they were raised or part of their culture. Our intrinsic value of right - wrong comes from something above humanity, culture, and society. It demands a Moral Law Giver. Apart from God, there can be no objective moral standard. Romans 1 tell us we often suppress this in our lives. Atheists often cite society or the greater good as a reason to do good but that doesn't answer the question. How do we know to be good- Romans 2-14-16. A SIMPLE ARGUMENT- 1.- If GOD doesn't exist, then objective moral values don't exist. 2.- We know objective moral values do exist. 3.- Therefore, GOD exists. HOW TO ENGAGE PEOPLE- 1.- Listen to the stories of others, it's often filled w-pain - hurt. Many have been hurt by religion in the past. 2.- Express empathy while listening because many people are angry. 3.- Be patient w-people - sharing your story - God's love. Give people your time. 4.- Pray for discernment- what to say, when to speak, when to press etc. 5.- Infuse everything w-Scripture. It's the greatest power we can share. 6.- Pray for strength, we're fighting Satan in a spiritual battle. 7.- Love people. Show them the love God's given you. Pray for others to come in your path to share your story - His with.