Nebuchadnezzar: The Insanity of Pride
None of us are immune to pride. Nebuchadnezzar, the ancient Babylonian king, can teach us a great lesson about pride and humility.
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None of us are immune to pride. Nebuchadnezzar, the ancient Babylonian king, can teach us a great lesson about pride and humility.
Cancel Culture and a Fiery Furnace: Has your faith ever caused you to act on principles that got you into trouble with the culture or social norms?
God never puts us in a time and place to merely conform to our environment, but to “come out and be separate,” as a people who are different.
Psalm 112 speaks of a person with a Good News heart in a bad news world. His heart is fixed, trusting in the Lord.
I once preached a sermon series called “Big ‘Buts’ in the Bible.” Yep, you read that right. “But” is a very important word. In Greek it is the word “alla.”
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It’s been said that you can impress people from a distance, but you can’t influence them without getting close.
Whenever we leave the Lord out of our labor, we sabotage our own endeavors and undermine our own hard work.
Changing the world doesn’t have to sound intimidating, it’s simply a matter of saying “yes” to Jesus regarding those in your path of responsibility or proximity of influence.
None of us are immune to slumps in life. What makes the Bible so relatable is that when we read about a person’s strengths we also get the revelation of their weaknesses.