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Defying the Lord

June 23, 2024 • Henry Lokay • Isaiah 3:8–15

"The Scripture teaches that God hates immorality, but today immorality is glorified and excused while purity is scorned; morality is laughed at and thought to be “old-fashioned.” Secular culture militates against Biblical virtues and, sadly, the church often follows close behind. As principles and values are crushed, even some Christian leaders are charmed by sin’s allure and have fallen from grace. The fact that immorality is rampant throughout the nation doesn’t make it right." - Billy Graham

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"We will become dependent in the most degrading and disadvantageous ways. Instead of the exaltation and building up which comes from glad submission to God and one another, our drive to be sufficient in ourselves brings only humiliation, despair, and bondage." - John Oswalt

The Folly of Human Dependence

June 16, 2024 • Henry Lokay • Isaiah 3:1–7

"Rulers must be healers, and good rulers will be so; they must study to unite their subjects, and not to widen the differences that are among them. Those only are fit for government that are of a meek, quiet, healing, spirit. They must also heal the wounds that are given to any of the interests of their people, by suitable applications." Matthew Henry

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June 9, 2024 • Henry Lokay • Isaiah 2:18–22

"Man is like to vanity; so frail is he, so weak, so helpless, compassed about with so many infirmities, and his continuance here so very short and uncertain, that he is as like as may be to vanity itself. Nay, he is vanity, he is so at his best estate. His days have little substance in them, considering how many of the thoughts and cares of an immortal soul are employed about a poor dying body; they are as a shadow, dark and flitting, transitory and finishing with the sun, and, when that sets, resolving itself into all shadow. They are as a shadow that passeth away, and there is no loss of it." - Matthew Henry