Solomon was the wisest man who ever lived. He was supernaturally given wisdom by God. But he did not always use his wisdom. He experimented with life. He reaches the conclusion of wisdom in Ecclesiastes 12-9-14. 1. Enjoy life with God. 2. Obey God. 3. Live gratefully 4. Live in light of the final judgment.

John 8:32, And ye shall know the truth, and the truth shall make you free." Is it possible to follow Biblical truth and be set free from addiction? Yes. Pastor Cory teaches From "The Christian Counsellor's Handbook," by Paul Chappell, Striving Together Publications

Solomon was the wisest man who ever lived. He was supernaturally given wisdom by God. But he did not always use his wisdom. He experimented with life. He reaches the conclusion of wisdom in Ecclesiastes 12:9-14. 1. Enjoy life with God. 2. Obey God. 3. Live gratefully 4. Live in light of the final judgment.

While there may be a person of influence or authority in your past who was impossible to please, God is predictably easy to please. Follow these 5 steps as we look at the life of Noah. Inspiration and outline taken from -Purpose Driven Life-, by Rick Warren.

While there may be a person of influence or authority in your past who was impossible to please, God is predictably easy to please. Follow these 5 steps as we look at the life of Noah. Inspiration and outline taken from "Purpose Driven Life", by Rick Warren.

Do you ever get angry about things that should be inconsequential-- Jonah was angry when a gourd plant, which shielded him from the sun, died. God used this object lesson to get to the heart of the issue, he wan angry God did not do as HE wanted him to.-God cares about our ACTIONS and ATTITUDE.

Do you ever get angry about things that should be inconsequential? Jonah was angry when a gourd plant, which shielded him from the sun, died. God used this object lesson to get to the heart of the issue, he wan angry God did not do as HE wanted him to. God cares about our ACTIONS and ATTITUDE.

Is it always a sin to be angry-- No, discover why in this sermon from Pastor Cory.