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Satan's strategies for attacking Christians.

When God calls a person, two possible negative responses are pride and indifference. In pride, we are ignorant and self-centered. We fail to recognize our fallen nature, our insufficiency. In indifference, we yawn at the idea of a relationship with God in favor of other interests. The indifferent must come to Him, ask and receive, be zealous and repent! We have a command to self control, and must control our indifference, fight to develop zeal! Develop good habits.

We have spent the previous three weeks talking about the story of David and Bathsheba. To be honest, I am wearied by the heartache of the story and very ready to move on. Unfortunately, in real life it doesn’t work that way. The consequences of our actions often go deep into our future. Such is the case…

It is an unfortunate human trait: we don’t pay much attention to the little things or people in life. How many times have you seen a parent oblivious to the cries of their child who keeps saying, “Mom! Mom!”? It is a fact that older siblings are generally deaf to the wisdom of their younger siblings?…

Inscription: Writing God’s Words on Our Hearts & Minds Part 62: The Sin of Indifference Amos 6:1-7 January 8, 2012 We are continuing our series reading through the Bible. How many of you were able to do read this week? I really encourage it. Prayer Scripture reading: Amos 4:1-3 On Wednesday, Marilyn…

Revelation 3:14-22 Stephen Caswell © 2004 Statistics On Temptation The magazine Discipleship Journal asked its readers to rank the areas of greatest spiritual challenge to them. The results 1. Materialism, 2. Pride, 3. Self-centeredness, 4. Laziness, 5. (Tie) Anger / Bitterness and Sexual Lust, 6. Envy,…

1 John 3:11-18 Stephen Caswell Abraham Lincoln Loved No one treated Abraham Lincoln with more contempt than did Edwin Stanton, who denounced Lincoln's policies and called him a low cunning clown. Stanton had nicknamed him the original gorilla. He also said that explorer Paul Du Chaillu was a fool to…

JUDGES 5:1-31 The song of Deborah and Barak after the death of Sisera: “then sang Deborah and Barak…” [5:1]. § The tone and theme of the song is praise to the Lord: “I will sing praise to the Lord…” [5:3]. § “To sing” and “to make music” represents her definition of the verb “praise” [5:2], Wkr]B, ‘bless’.…