Win the Day: Five Minutes with Pastor Nat Crawford on Oneplace.com

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From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible makes clear that there are two paths to follow in this world--one that leads to life and the other that leads to death. So, why would anyone choose the second path? As Bryan Clark explores this question, he unlocks an encouraging reminder in Genesis 18: "God invites us into a very real, very personal, very intimate covenant relationship with Him."

From Genesis to Revelation, the Bible makes clear that there are two paths to follow in this world--one that leads to life and the other that leads to death. So, why would anyone choose the second path? As Bryan Clark explores this question, he unlocks an encouraging reminder in Genesis 18: "God invites us into a very real, very personal, very intimate covenant relationship with Him."

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The Book of James is not a book of suggestions--it's a book of commands. And the teachings contained in these pages are hard-hitting. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark encourages us to take these words to heart and stay on the path of life. "This is where you'll find joy," he says. "This is where you'll find everything you're looking for."

The Book of James is not a book of suggestions--it's a book of commands. And the teachings contained in these pages are hard-hitting. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark encourages us to take these words to heart and stay on the path of life. "This is where you'll find joy," he says. "This is where you'll find everything you're looking for."

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According to Bryan Clark, in this world of "scrooges" we will be cheated, mistreated, and ripped off. "The tendency," he says, "is to want to get even and to fight back. But we can't get sucked into a system that could ultimately destroy us." As Bryan unpacks James 5, he shares the answer: Be patient and endure. There will be a day when all things are made right.

According to Bryan Clark, in this world of "scrooges" we will be cheated, mistreated, and ripped off. "The tendency," he says, "is to want to get even and to fight back. But we can't get sucked into a system that could ultimately destroy us." As Bryan unpacks James 5, he shares the answer: Be patient and endure. There will be a day when all things are made right.

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According to the world, the more you have, the more important you become. But that's not God's value system. As Bryan Clark unpacks James 5, he encourages us to embrace the truth: Amassing wealth and stockpiling possessions can't give us security or significance. Instead, as Scripture instructs, we need to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind--and we need to love our neighbors as ourselves.

According to the world, the more you have, the more important you become. But that's not God's value system. As Bryan Clark unpacks James 5, he encourages us to embrace the truth: Amassing wealth and stockpiling possessions can't give us security or significance. Instead, as Scripture instructs, we need to love God with all our heart, soul, and mind--and we need to love our neighbors as ourselves.

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Bryan Clark challenges listeners to flee from worldly philosophies that claim, "anything goes" or "we're in charge." Instead, we must submit to the one, true lawgiver, the ultimate judge--our Lord Jesus Christ. As Bryan explores James 4, he reminds us that what we do with our time, talent, and treasure (as it relates to God's plan) is what matters. Our attitude should be, "Lord, what do you want today? Your will be done."

Bryan Clark challenges listeners to flee from worldly philosophies that claim, "anything goes" or "we're in charge." Instead, we must submit to the one, true lawgiver, the ultimate judge--our Lord Jesus Christ. As Bryan explores James 4, he reminds us that what we do with our time, talent, and treasure (as it relates to God's plan) is what matters. Our attitude should be, "Lord, what do you want today? Your will be done."

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