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

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We're created in the image of God, so does that mean that we are, in fact, God? The answer, of course, is NO! Yet our desire to do things our way and stay in control says otherwise. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark shares how we should live: "Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will life you up."

We're created in the image of God, so does that mean that we are, in fact, God? The answer, of course, is NO! Yet our desire to do things our way and stay in control says otherwise. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark shares how we should live: "Humble yourselves before the Lord, and he will life you up."

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The choice is ours: Strive to be a friend of God ... or go our own way--ultimately becoming His enemy. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark shares that God loves us with "a jealous love." So, turning our backs on Him and sinning sparks hostility. Yet returning to God in repentance and humility strengthens our friendship.

The choice is ours: Strive to be a friend of God ... or go our own way--ultimately becoming His enemy. In this episode of Back to the Bible, Bryan Clark shares that God loves us with "a jealous love." So, turning our backs on Him and sinning sparks hostility. Yet returning to God in repentance and humility strengthens our friendship.

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As we reflect on our lives--especially our relationships--do we sense God's peace and see His blessings? Or do we notice an existence filled with conflict and quarrel, chaos and disorder? Bryan Clark unpacks James 4, highlighting the kind of worldly mindset that triggers hostility between us and Lord. He points out that a friend of the world is an enemy of God.

As we reflect on our lives--especially our relationships--do we sense God's peace and see His blessings? Or do we notice an existence filled with conflict and quarrel, chaos and disorder? Bryan Clark unpacks James 4, highlighting the kind of worldly mindset that triggers hostility between us and Lord. He points out that a friend of the world is an enemy of God.

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Is there an alternative to the world's value system? Can we take our eyes off personal gain and selfish motives and live for something--Someone--greater than ourselves? The answer, or course, is YES! As Bryan Clark continues to unpack James 3, he encourages us to set our hearts on the transformative wisdom from above--heavenly wisdom.

Is there an alternative to the world's value system? Can we take our eyes off personal gain and selfish motives and live for something--Someone--greater than ourselves? The answer, or course, is YES! As Bryan Clark continues to unpack James 3, he encourages us to set our hearts on the transformative wisdom from above--heavenly wisdom.

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Bryan Clark challenges listeners to get to the source of what blocks spiritual growth. If we can identify the root of a sinful motive or a nagging struggle, we can hand it over to God, and let Him fix the problem. As Bryan explores James 3, he reminds us that the message of the gospel is a message of "brokenness and humility." As we receive Christ's teachings, we quickly discover that we cannot save ourselves. We need help. "So, in my brokenness and humility," Bryan says, "I cry out for a Savior. I surrender all to Him."

Bryan Clark challenges listeners to get to the source of what blocks spiritual growth. If we can identify the root of a sinful motive or a nagging struggle, we can hand it over to God, and let Him fix the problem. As Bryan explores James 3, he reminds us that the message of the gospel is a message of "brokenness and humility." As we receive Christ's teachings, we quickly discover that we cannot save ourselves. We need help. "So, in my brokenness and humility," Bryan says, "I cry out for a Savior. I surrender all to Him."

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