Archive for May, 2008

Don’t Blame God for Satan’s Work

Friday, May 30th, 2008

What form of injustice irritates you more quickly than any other form of injustice? Call it a pet peeve, or a major frustration, or an insult, but whatever you call it, this form of injustice instantly angers you. It is unfair; it is a deceptive distortion; and it certainly is ...

The Moment Of Decision

Wednesday, May 28th, 2008

Life is a sequence of inevitable moments. An inevitable moment is a specific point in time that must come. Inevitable moments are unavoidable; they must happen. The question is never, Will the moment come? The question always is,  When will this moment come? We know that life's major transitions always involve ...

In No Way Could God Be At Work In This II

Tuesday, May 20th, 2008

I am currently on vacation.  But wanted to re-broadcast an earlier Podcast, one of my first.  That was originally published on September 11, 2007.  Life is often confusing. We are constantly trying to figure life out. Quite often we think we have succeeded. About the time we think we have life ...

Please Use The Keys

Saturday, May 10th, 2008

Tonight I want you to consider a third lesson from Matthew 16:13-23. In the first lesson we noted that Peter understood the fact that Jesus was the Christ, the Son of the living God. But he did not understand God's purposes in Jesus. Therefore, he rebuked Jesus when Jesus said ...

Who Would You Choose To Be

Thursday, May 8th, 2008

Do you like to use your imagination? If you build things, you do. If you solve problems, you do. If you are creative, you do. If you provide leadership, you do. If you play competitive sports, you do. If you hunt or fish, you do. There are very few people ...

Peter, Do You Feel Blessed?

Monday, May 5th, 2008

God gave you and me, as Christians, some incredible promises. Because we were baptized into Christ, God promised that He would forgive and forget all of our sins (Hebrews 8:12). God promised if we maintain faith in Christ, maintain our commitment to live in God's ways, and maintain a heart ...

Insights From Ephesians Part Four

Friday, May 2nd, 2008

All of us tend to exaggerate our loveableness. First, we exaggerate our personal loveableness by asking what each of us considers a rhetorical question: "Why shouldn't anyone love a person like me?" We tend to think "everyone should love a person like me!" If I love me, why shouldn't you ...