Like the ancient Stoics, we value self-sufficiency as one of the cardinal virtues. We value making our own way in life and we teach our children to be self-reliant. This is a good thing. But when it comes to the theological realm, self-sufficiency runs against the grain of biblical revelation. It does not work when it comes to our relationship with God. 
As sermon from Luke 18:9–14.

Like the ancient Stoics, we value self-sufficiency as one of the cardinal virtues. We value making our own way in life and we teach our children to be self-reliant. This is a good thing. But when it comes to the theological realm, self-sufficiency runs against the grain of biblical revelation. It does not work when it comes to our relationship with God. As sermon from Luke 18:9–14.

Like the ancient Stoics, we value self-sufficiency as one of the cardinal virtues. We value making our own way in life and we teach our children to be self-reliant. This is a good thing. But when it comes to the theological realm, self-sufficiency runs against the grain of biblical revelation. It does not work when it comes to our relationship with God.&nbsp;
As sermon from Luke 18:9–14.

The Pharisee and the Tax Collector

Hope, peace, and forgiveness come through Jesus Christ. Christian sermons by Glendon Thompson, senior pastor of Jarvis Street Baptist Church and president of Toronto Baptist Seminary & Bible College.

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Hope, peace, and forgiveness come through Jesus Christ. Christian sermons by Glendon Thompson, senior pastor of Jarvis Street Baptist Church and president of Toronto Baptist Seminary &amp; Bible College.

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