VIDEO: Moments that Matter – Could God Convict ME of Murder?
“You shall not murder” seems like a no-brainer right? Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details
“You shall not murder” seems like a no-brainer right? Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details
Jesus not only taught the importance of the literal "You shall not murder," he dramatically expanded its meaning for his disciples to be a life-governing principle in every corner of our experiences.
Is our society's struggle with racism more of an issue with bigotry, prejudice and ignorance? What should Christians be standing for during these ugly times?
Racism at its core is the wholesale devaluing of an entire race of people. Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
Abigail diffused David's anger and averted him from disaster. Watch this short vlog then listen to the full podcast of the same name for more details.
Abigail is one of the treasured women of the Bible who was a warrior for truth.
Yes, he did, and his anger was always correct and reasonable. Although we cannot read people's hearts, Jesus can - he knows when people mean to cheat, steal or lie. Have your children watch this short animated video to learn more!
Resentment comes from an entitlement or victim-type mentality, and it leads to bitterness. How do we avoid this sinful state? How can resentment lead to death?
We all know that Jesus taught us to forgive. If your brother trespasses against you seven times in a day, Jesus says to forgive. Okay, while this may be difficult, we can see its value and strive to live up to that standard. But, but what about when someone commits a horrible crime – what about when someone guns down in cold blood, innocent God fearing people in church – at a Bible study? Is the same lesson of forgiveness relevant? Do the teachings of Jesus include forgiving those who are simply and purely evil in their actions?