The Nature Of Temptation . . . And The Tempter Behind It
Temptation is like a fire . . . if you don’t touch it, you won’t get burned. But it isn’t easy to turn our backs on those things that entice us!
Read More »Temptation is like a fire . . . if you don’t touch it, you won’t get burned. But it isn’t easy to turn our backs on those things that entice us!
Read More »Students groan when presented with a pop quiz or final exam. And we don’t respond much differently when life sends trials our way. Perhaps you’re struggling with a difficult situation right now.
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Whether it’s an extra slice of cake when we’re on a diet or a major indiscretion . . . decisions seem insurmountable when temptation crosses our path.
Read More »Do you think that Satan is the only source of temptation?
PURPOSE: To help listeners recognize how we are deceived about the commands of God by our sinfulness.
Do you think that Satan is the only source of temptation?
Read More »Let’s talk about temptation—and how Satan uses temptations to cause us to turn away from God. This is part of a study on the Ten Commandments.
Read More »Do you think that Satan is the only source of temptation?
PURPOSE: To help listeners recognize how we are deceived about the commands of God by our sinfulness.
Do you think that Satan is the only source of temptation?
Read More »Do you think that Satan is the only source of temptation?
PURPOSE: To help listeners recognize how we are deceived about the commands of God by our sinfulness.
Do you think that Satan is the only source of temptation?
Read More »Society impacts our view of the tenth commandment: “You shall not covet.” The temptation to adopt a materialistic, want-and-buy-more mindset is all around us. So how should we respond?
Read More »When we think of coveting, then, what are some of the things that belong to our neighbor that can cause us to covet?
PURPOSE: To help listeners see what covetousness is.
When we think of coveting, then, what are some of the things that belong to our neighbor that can cause us to covet?
Read More »Joy Davidman wrote that “Christianity is everywhere paradoxical . . . but no more so than in its doctrine of worldly goods.”
PURPOSE: To help listeners appreciate the complexity of simple thought.
What do we mean when we talk about a paradox?
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