Pride is a subtle sin. We often do not see it in ourselves, but we are quick to perceive it in others. Perhaps, one helpful indicator of pride in our own lives is recognizing how bothered we are when we think we see pride in the lives of others.
Pride is a subtle sin. We often do not see it in ourselves, but we are quick to perceive it in others. Perhaps, one helpful indicator of pride in our own lives is recognizing how bothered we are when we think we see pride in the lives of others.
All sin is equal, right? WRONG!
In our pursuit of holiness, we are not seeking to have an “absence” of anger. We are seeking to have “righteous” anger. Righteous anger requires three things: 1) Anger for the right “things,” 2) Anger at the right “times,” and 3) Anger in the right “measure.”
There is no inconsistency with God, for “God cannot lie.” And all lies are ultimately rooted in some kind of divergence from logical consistency.
Many in our culture wrongfully claim to be victims when they are not and yet, there are still many in our culture who truly have been oppressed. In this episode, Pastor Joel offers biblical and practical wisdom to those who are experiencing injustice.
Evangelicalism in America has officially divided. There is no more middle ground. Those leaders and ministries still trying to straddle the middle are quickly dying out. There are only two options left: Courageous Christianity or Apostasy.