Questions in this episode: – What does it mean in Luke 22:44 that Jesus’ sweat was like drops of blood? – Do all the UFOs that we are hearing about indicate we are in the End Times? – Does God that certain things will happen, but doesn’t know what the outcome will be? – What …
Questions in this episode: – Is Hebrew a dead language? – How accurate is the King James Version of the Bible? – Were there some books of the Bible that were taken out? – I stopped associating with some of my family and they are saying God is love am I in the wrong? – …
Questions in this episode: – How does a woman who is being divorced continue to provide for herself? – As a Christian is it okay to go on strike? – How do you discern a rich person’s faith? – How do I not be jealous of my friend whose prayers are answered and mine aren’t? …
Pastor Mike answers questions about God, the Bible, and Christianity. Questions in this episode: – Where did Cain and Abel’s wives come from and what is the biblical understanding on how we grow families? – How do we rightly think about Israel of the Old Testament versus modern day Israel? – How do we pray …
We are engaged in an internal battle with temptation which will rage until we are glorified, and until then will require daily vigilance and the serious application of every available godly resource.
As we work hard to fight the temptation to envy, God’s Spirit fights through us and motivates us by his faithful promise to bring us final and eternal victory over all sin.
God has graciously provided Christians his enablement and a set of commands which when faithfully obeyed will safeguard us against the destructive sin of envy.
To begin to rout out the insidious sin of envy, we would do well to assess the costly toll it exacts on our interior life, our relationships, and the society in which we live.
We must work to identify the sin of envy, longing with God’s empowerment to experience freedom from this insidious and corrosive problem.
We must be careful to never allow our quest to bear the fruit of the Spirit to become a prideful or competitive endeavor.
We would do well to keep this sinful world and our eternal salvation in perspective, pitying the lost and joyfully anticipating the return of our glorified and exalted Savior.
God would not have us spend time or energy trying to rank ourselves or our church with others, knowing we are all recipients of grace and that Christ will equitably commend each of us one day.