At first glance, the advice in the Book of Proverbs seems rather rudimentary; in fact, it's almost mundane compared to the risky, "attempt great things for God" type of "Radical" Christianity.
Is simple obedience to the Proverbs boring? Is God more pleased if you live a radical lifestyle? Is it possible to be "really sold-out for Jesus" if you live in the suburbs of America?
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“ Great Sermon! ” Awesome I am really blessed with words of God that your preaching..
Mephibosheth (1/10/2015)
from The King's Table
“ Trust and Obey. ” Thank you for this 'radical' reminder. Galatians 2:20.
Brent (1/7/2015)
from SLC UT
“ Great Sermon! ” Thank you. I have struggled at times understanding my purpose thinking I am not doing enough for God. Then I remember it is not so much what I do for Him, but what He has done for me! The light of Jesus in my life is the best witness. To God be the glory.
Joe LoSardo (8/24/2014)
from New Jersey
“ Great Sermon! ” An excellent message addressing the newest form of an old error that seems to come up in every generation ... the doctrine of the "three ways."
1)The super-Christian or "Radical" 2) The average Christian; and 3) The Unbeliever.
The Bible teaches that there are TWO WAYS - you are either "in Christ" or "in Adam!" The average Christian is called to a life of radical obedience to simple commands. There are no tiers or secondary classes in Christianity.
Damien believed on Jesus during childhood and began preaching as a teenager. He pursued the ministry early on while God took him on a detour through teaching high school in private and public schools. He came to Bread of Life in 2009 and was ordained an elder in 2014. By God’s...
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