This week Kent talked about myths of religion. Explains how some ask you to do things for them, where God does not ask anything but love from us. Kent uses the analogy of a tightrope and in how, Romans 3:23-24, Jesus has come to make our path to God less deadly.
This week Kent talked about myths of religion. Explains how some ask you to do things for them, where God does not ask anything but love from us. Kent uses the analogy of a tightrope and in how, Romans 3:23-24, Jesus has come to make our path to God less deadly.
This week Kent talks about how we sometimes view God and how we really need to view Him. He explains that God is not a “Genie in a Bottle” or a “Judge Judy”, but rather the Perfect Father. Kent pulls from the passages James 4:2b-3, Luke 13:10-16, and Luke 15:20-24.
This week Kent talks about how we sometimes view God and how we really need to view Him. He explains that God is not a “Genie in a Bottle” or a “Judge Judy”, but rather the Perfect Father. Kent pulls from the passages James 4:2b-3, Luke 13:10-16, and Luke 15:20-24.
This week Kent talks about how the myth of christians always having to be happy all the time. In John 11:32-25 Jesus cries over his friends death. In James 1:19 we are told to listen before we speak and slow to anger and to be on guard, for the devil is looking for that way [...]
This week Kent talks about the myth of being good is all it takes to get into Heaven. But the truth is God doesn’t grade us on a curve. Kent breaks down this myth by what God says it takes to be with Him in Heaven.
