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Daniel was often called on to confront powerful kings on behalf of God. Today I was reading of Daniel's confrontation with King Belshazzar in chapter five, and one verse in particular stood out to me. What lessons can be learned from something that happened thousands of years ago? Listen in as I explain.
This is the addendum to What Happened to the Church? Part IV (chapter 90) Should Christians worry about how they are perceived by the world and do their best to fit in with the culture? Or is that a fool's errand? Listen in as I share my thoughts.
It's been said that America is the third or fourth largest mission field on the planet. In a country full of professed Christians, how can that be? Why is the church so ineffectual in today's culture? Listen in as I share my thoughts.
In Revelation chapter three, Jesus tells the church in Laodicea that they are lukewarm. What makes a lukewarm church and does this condemnation apply to too many churches in America today? Listen in as I share my thoughts.
Did you ever read a story in the Bible and wonder what the rest of the story is, ala Paul Harvey? I often do. I've read the story of the Prodigal Son many times, and I often wondered, what if he had a best friend? Listen in as I share a story.
Is it possible for a man to be rich and also be a follower of Jesus? Is it possible for a rich man to enter the kingdom of heaven? Listen in as I contrast the lives of two rich men in the Bible and discuss how their stories apply to you and me.
Did you ever consider how amazing it is that God can take something evil and turn it into something good? Listen in as I explain.
Bob Dylan once recorded a song titled, "Gotta Serve Somebody." The implication in the lyrics is that no matter who you are, "you're going to have to serve somebody." I find Mr. Dylan's observation agrees with the Bible. The question becomes, who or what is your master? Listen in as I explain.
When an atrocity occurs somewhere in the world, such as the beheading of journalist Daniel Pearl, politicians and media figures often display shock and proclaim that these events appall the world. But are these kinds of events an anomaly? Or are they just one of many in the course of human events? Listen in as I share my thoughts.
While reading scripture, have you ever noticed that when the authorities tried to shut the mouths of God's prophets, even to the point of killing them, the word still got out? And did you notice how men like Stephen still speak to us today, 2000 years after he was martyred? Listen in as I share my thoughts.
A wise man might learn from the mistakes of others. Unfortunately, most people, if you're like me, must learn life's lessons the hard way. The way with much pain. But, what if you could learn from the mistakes of the wisest man, King Solomon? Would you? Listen in as I share my thoughts.
When reading the Old Testament, I find that David, both the teenage shepherd boy and the king of Israel, is an extraordinary person. But what is it that made David so special? And why did God personally choose David to be king? Listen in as I share my thoughts.
Ever since the day Eve was deceived in the garden with Satan's words, "and you will be like God," many men have bought the lie and believed that they too can be like God. Listen in as I share my thoughts and maybe you'll recognize someone.
Have you ever wondered if, as Christians, we've taken a far too casual approach to the Almighty God? Has our worship of the Heavenly Father mimicked our often disrespectful treatment of our parents and other authority figures? Have we lost the proper reverence for our Father in Heaven? Listen in as I share my thoughts.
As you consider your life, would you say that you are successful? And if you believe you are, why? How do you measure success? Listen in as I share a lesson about success that I learned from Joseph and his story in the book of Genesis.
Listen in as I share my thoughts about what ails the Church in America. This is part III in a series, from the book, Pondering God.
Have you ever noticed how some people enjoy complaining or grumbling about things that go on in the church? Maybe it's the choice of songs or the length of the message or the parking lot being too crowded; there are any number of things to grumble about. Maybe you're guilty of grumbling. Does grumbling please God? Listen in as I share my thoughts.