We are getting near the end of our series “Missed,” misunderstood, misrepresented and misquoted verses in the Bible.  Today Steve talks about 2 separate verses – Can we ask ANYTHING in Jesus’ name (John 14:14)?  And the second one, is an “eye for an eye” in Exodus 21:23-25 a license for revenge?  How do we read and apply scripture?.

God’s love language is our obedience!  Submitting to His authority and obeying Him is what is required of us as His people.  2 Chronicles 7:14 is highlighted today as a scripture misused or misquoted.  Listen to the context!

Love God enough to obey Him in training our children that He gifted to us. Love these children enough to train them in God’s ways!  Be an example to them in how to repent before God, how to obey God and how to follow Him wholeheartedly!  It is vital to lead them to a relationship with Jesus!

I can do all things through Christ.

We cannot out give God! Money is not evil, as is often misquoted. The LOVE of money is an evil we must watch out for! When we say yes to Jesus – all our money, stuff, talents, abilities – it all belongs to Him! It’s always good to use our money for eternity.

We cannot out give God! Money is not evil, as is often misquoted. The LOVE of money is an evil we must watch out for! When we say yes to Jesus – all our money, stuff, talents, abilities – it all belongs to Him! It’s always good to use our money for eternity.

Steve continues the “Missed” series on the misquoted verse from 1 Timothy 6:10. This is the first of a two part sermon on how money itself is not the root of all evil.

Missed Part 4 – Hey – Wait a Minute – June 5

Steve explores the true meaning of Jeremiah 29:11. Does it mean that all my plans and dreams will come true? Is it all about me, or is it all about Him?

Continuing in the “Missed” series, Paul delves into 1 Corinthians 10:13b. Paul explains how this verse is often taken out of context and can be more harmful than helpful for individuals facing hard trials.

Mathew 7:1 is often misquoted to mean that Christians are never to judge the actions of others. Steve expounds on what Jesus really meant in this verse.