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

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Do we live in obedience to God, understanding we will give an account to Him one day? Does it really affect our lives in a very real and practical way? In his study of Genesis 7:1-24, Bryan Clark teaches that God calls us to be obedient to Him, which means we may stand out and even be mocked by the world.

Do we live in obedience to God, understanding we will give an account to Him one day? Does it really affect our lives in a very real and practical way? In his study of Genesis 7:1-24, Bryan Clark teaches that God calls us to be obedient to Him, which means we may stand out and even be mocked by the world.

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The way of Cain is to end in judgment, but to go the way of God is to experience salvation. The choice is ours. As Bryan Clark teaches from Genesis 6, he takes us deep into the heart of God. Bryan shows us that sin separates us from God, and yet our loving Creator did not want us to continue on a destructive path, which was the way of Cain. So God gave us an Ark--and He ultimately gave us salvation through Jesus.

The way of Cain is to end in judgment, but to go the way of God is to experience salvation. The choice is ours. As Bryan Clark teaches from Genesis 6, he takes us deep into the heart of God. Bryan shows us that sin separates us from God, and yet our loving Creator did not want us to continue on a destructive path, which was the way of Cain. So God gave us an Ark--and He ultimately gave us salvation through Jesus.

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Too many people live their lives in the "land of the dying," seeing how many toys they can accumulate, how much position they can accomplish, and how much pleasure they can experience. But in the end, all they're doing is dying with style. As we continue our study of Genesis 5, Bryan Clark points out that we must use this season of life to invest in the things that are eternal, telling others that there is life from death--eternal life.

Too many people live their lives in the "land of the dying," seeing how many toys they can accumulate, how much position they can accomplish, and how much pleasure they can experience. But in the end, all they're doing is dying with style. As we continue our study of Genesis 5, Bryan Clark points out that we must use this season of life to invest in the things that are eternal, telling others that there is life from death--eternal life.

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Do you believe in life after death--eternal life through Christ? As we study Genesis 5, Bryan Clark introduces us to "the line of the seed of the woman," those who understood that there is life after death. Bryan reminds us of what they knew: God is God, we are not. God named us man, which means "of the dust," and has given us the promised seed of the woman that would bring salvation--our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

Do you believe in life after death--eternal life through Christ? As we study Genesis 5, Bryan Clark introduces us to "the line of the seed of the woman," those who understood that there is life after death. Bryan reminds us of what they knew: God is God, we are not. God named us man, which means "of the dust," and has given us the promised seed of the woman that would bring salvation--our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ.

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Bryan Clark challenges us to seek a relationship with God, not empty religion. As he continues his study of Genesis 4--the story of Cain and Abel--he points out that Abel was using the image of God to worship God. Unlike Cain, Abel chose to submit to God and to be obedient to Him, which is the ultimate use of that image.

Bryan Clark challenges us to seek a relationship with God, not empty religion. As he continues his study of Genesis 4--the story of Cain and Abel--he points out that Abel was using the image of God to worship God. Unlike Cain, Abel chose to submit to God and to be obedient to Him, which is the ultimate use of that image.

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