As human beings, we have a tendency to create gods in our lives, and we see this going all the way back to Adam and Eve. But the problem is that God didn’t create us or anything else to be a god, and living that way ultimately leads to a more and more unfulfilling life. So, what is the answer? Today we’ll explore why choosing the right God and genuinely recognizing His greatness is fundamental to what it means for us to be human beings.
In Awe of Me or God?
April 28, 2024 • Randy Hageman • Psalm 115:3–8, Luke 17:33, Acts 2:42–47, Psalm 8, Matthew 7:24–25
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