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IntroductionWhat information about this servant can we glean from the biblical account? What was his history, what was he like, what happened to him? What lessons can we learn from his story? In what ways do our lives parallel his? Let’s take this passage apart and find out what it says to us. Click here to read the rest of, Sermon (backsliding): The unfaithful servant Luke 12:42-48
Did God create evil? Where did it come from? Evil is the antithesis of good; in order for there to be good, there must be evil. Though God did not create evil, He did create the potential for evil when He gave man a choice to disobey (see text). The issue of choice is the difference between man and the animal kingdom. Man has the capacity to choose between good and evil. The quality of life is determined by the choices you make. In the next 5-10 years you will be called upon to make the most important choices in your life; choose well!
This blog is not about movies. Yet I have a strong urge to write something about “The Grace Card”, one of the latest movies arrived in theatres this year. I didn’t have the opportunity to watch it yet but after seeing the trailer and reading the plot summary I was convinced, it’s a movie that the churched (and the un-churched too) should never miss. It sends out the unmistakable message (to the un-churched) and a reminder (to the churched) that God’s grace is what the world needs.
Grammy award winning Christian singer Rebecca St. James debates purity and modesty with a liberal attorney on Hannity.
Text: Luke 19:1-10
I was born and raised in a small town named Nuwara Eliya, located in the hill country of Sri Lanka. It’s a very peaceful town surrounded by water falls, tea plantations, mountains and constantly touched by the mist. The British who lived here during colonial times fell in love with the beauty of Nuwara Eliya and gave it the name “Little England”. Even today the town is very popular for its beauty and the climate that it annually attracts at least 50,000 tourists (local and foreign).
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