Good morning all! I hope you had an awesome Thanksgiving. In spite if the weirdness of 2020, we have plenty to be thankful for, and now more than ever we need to be living with that perspective even as we look forward to the Christmas season, the season of hope.
Here’s your video sermon for today. God bless you all as we study the Word together on this first Sunday of Advent.
Good morning, and happy day-after-Thanksgiving. If things go according to the “new normal,” in a week the media will be trying to scare us to death over another spike in Covid-19 cases because none of us listened to Dr Fauci. Personally, I’m more than a little skeptical about anything I hear from the mainstream media and I am definitely bored with anything the diminutive doctor has to say. This isn’t a political rant, merely the musings of a free thinker who just wants to be left alone. I’m in good company, though. Paul wrote essentially the same thing as a primary reason to pray for the governing authorities:
I urge, then, first of all, that petitions, prayers, intercession and thanksgiving be made for all people— 2 for kings and all those in authority, that we may live peaceful and quiet lives in all godliness and holiness. (1 Timothy 2:1-3 | NIVUK)
Pray for “kings and all those in authority” so hopefully they’ll leave you alone. That’s not what governments are wont to do these days, that’s why it takes prayer!
On today’s podcast, I talk about the building of a nation, namely, the Hebrew nation, in our series, “The Story of the Old Testament.”
Good morning! This Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent, so I thought it would be nice to discuss the purpose of Advent according to the Word of God. There are four parts in this divine purpose, and the first part is: Jesus came to “Destroy the Devil’s Work.”
Good Monday morning! Welcome to my favorite day of the week. Today we’ll be studying Daniel 1, so get your Bibles opened up. In spite of what you might have heard last week, I’m not going to cut back to two studies a week just yet. With Advent beginning this Sunday, I thought it might be worthwhile to do a short series of studies about Advent. So the first one will be uploaded Wednesday morning, in plenty of time for you prepare your minds and your hearts for the First Sunday of Advent this weekend. But for now, let’s continue with our look at the amazing Book of Daniel.
You are an Anti-government Gunslinger, also known as a libertarian conservative. You believe in smaller government, states’ rights, gun rights, and that, as Reagan once said, “The nine most terrifying words in the English language are, ‘I’m from the government and I’m here to help.’”
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