Do you know what it means to love God? Many people say that they love God, but don’t do what God says or know what God loves. It’s time we understand.
In 1 John 4:18 the Bible says that God is love. This kind of love is unique. It is what the Bible calls “Agape” love. This type of love is self-sacrificing love demonstrated by God himself who loved the world so much that He sent His only begotten son (Jesus Christ) to die for our sins as a perfect sacrifice demonstrating that God truly sets the standard for true love. Loving God and others with this kind of love is only possible after personally experiencing God’s love by trusting in Jesus Christ as Savior and Lord.
Christians today are challenged to follow the example of Jesus Christ and not only love God as the standard of love, but to love others as God loved the world and Christ loves the Church. The Bible tells us that one of the most characteristic marks of Christians in those days was that they ‘Loved One Another’. Do we manifest the same love today?
Stay tuned as Sam and Isaac consider the important theme, “Loving God Means More than You Think”.
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Loving God Means More than You Think
August 7, 2022 • Sam Rohrer, Isaac Crockett
Blessed is the Man
April 7, 2024 • Sam Rohrer, Isaac Crockett
Psalm 1 is the introductory Psalm to the other 149, the gateway to the entire Psalms. It is powerful citing two paths in life. One that produces blessedness and life. The other death. Psalm 1 is for all people of all ages. It speaks to us today. It identifies what the blessed men does and doesn’t do. It identifies what the blessed man will be like and by application how we can be like the blessed man. Also, it identifies what the ungodly or evil man is not. It concludes by saying that the Lord knows the way of the righteous, but the way of the wicked will perish. Stay tuned as Sam and Isaac consider the important theme, “Blessed is the Man - Psalm 1”.
God’s Word & The Skeptic’s Questions
March 31, 2024 • Sam Rohrer, Isaac Crockett, Guest: Bryan Osborne
Sam Rohrer and Isaac Crockett are joined by guest Bryan Osborne (Answers in Genesis) to discuss this important topic by going to the heart of the cause and defining the solution.\ Ever wonder how old the earth actually is? Is it thousands of years old or hundreds of millions of years old? Ever wonder when Genesis talks about a day if that day is a 24-hour day or a 24-million-year day. Does it make any real difference? Asking questions is a practice the Lord Jesus did routinely in response to His skeptics with the purpose of exposing their sinister unbelief yet always leading them to the truth. Jesus loved to also answer legitimate questions as posed by His disciples. In the appropriate fashion and for the right reasons we’ll pose some questions. Not to question God though doubt, but to ask questions to better understand what God has done, said, and who He is. Join us as we continue to look at the topic “God’s Word & The Skeptic’s Questions”. We hope you’ll find the program challenging and informative.
God’s Word & The Skeptic’s Questions
March 24, 2024 • Sam Rohrer, Isaac Crockett, Guest: Bryan Osborne
Sam Rohrer and Isaac Crockett are joined by guest Bryan Osborne (Answers in Genesis) to discuss this important topic by going to the heart of the cause and defining the solution. Ever wonder how old the earth actually is? Is it thousands of years old or hundreds of millions of years old? Ever wonder when Genesis talks about a day if that day is a 24-hour day or a 24-million-year day. Does it make any real difference? Asking questions is a practice the Lord Jesus did routinely in response to His skeptics with the purpose of exposing their sinister unbelief yet always leading them to the truth. Jesus loved to also answer legitimate questions as posed by His disciples. In the appropriate fashion and for the right reasons we’ll pose some questions. Not to question God though doubt, but to ask questions to better understand what God has done, said, and who He is. Join us as we look at the topic “God’s Word & The Skeptic’s Questions”. We hope you’ll find the program challenging and informative.