If every sermon steps on our toes, it’s just possible the problem is we need to read and apply Scripture ourselves, and step on our own toes occasionally.
I Corinthians 11:31
For if we would judge ourselves, we should not be judged.
If every sermon steps on our toes, it’s just possible the problem is we need to read and apply Scripture ourselves, and step on our own toes occasionally.
I Corinthians 11:31
For if we would judge ourselves, we should not be judged.
I’m thinking of starting a new church. I’ll call it the Opt-Out Church. This is just what people are seeking — you can opt out of the parts you don’t want.
Does the church tell you that you shouldn’t commit adultery because the Bible forbids it? Seems rather awkward if you’ve been cheating on your spouse, doesn’t it? That’s ok, this church also tells you it is ok to opt out if you want. See how it works? We’re telling you the truth, it is still sin, but giving you permission to opt out.
“I still remember that sermon he preached a couple years ago. That statement about ‘It’s just a brain tumour’ says it all. The Lord is still working through Jeff by the things he says.”
– Chris Ramsay (19 May 2013)
“Just a Brain Tumour”
“What Else Can I Do?”
“To Serve the Lord Perfectly”
“To Know the Lord Better”
“When I first had the cancer, back in 2001, I wanted people to see my faith, and I wanted to know the Lord better. He’s taught me so much.”
– Jeff Smith (17 May 2013)
“Just a Brain Tumour”
“What Else Can I Do?”
“To Serve the Lord Perfectly”
“Won’t it be wonderful to be in Heaven and serve the Lord perfectly? To do everything right?”
– Jeff Smith (17 March 2013)
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“Just a Brain Tumour”
“What Else Can I Do?”
Next from Jeff: “To Know the Lord Better”
“Why would someone talk about me being faithful to the Lord? What else can I do? He has never left me nor forsaken me. Brain cancer has nothing to do with it.”
– Jeff Smith (17 May 2013)
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