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| | (Godly Home) Part 22 - Where are the Men by Denny Kenaston
Topic: Godly Home Series
Scripture(s): Ezekiel 22:30, Isaiah 3:1-8 | | Description: "The challenge of the hour is for leadership in the home," says Denny Kenaston. Who will rise to the challenge? Brother Denny sounds a clarion call to the men to rise up from their apathy and respond to the call of God to be godly husbands and fathers.
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| | Wisdom's Cry by Carter Conlon
Topic: Wisdom
Scripture(s): Proverbs 8:1-5, Isaiah 11:1-4, Proverbs 8:22-30 | | Description: Wisdom cries out and utters her voice in the streets. Wisdom cries out to the simple ones so that men would turn from their evil ways and be filled with God’s presence. Wisdom has built a perfect house and this perfect house is the body of Christ. This house send forth messengers who have the same cry as does the heart of Christ for men that were created in the image of God. Wisdom is demonstrated in godly passion for the lost. If the wisdom of God has been planted in us then the passion in the heart of God becomes our passion.
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| | Judgement unto salvation or condemnation by Erlo Stegen
Topic: Judgment
Scripture(s): Isaiah 11:1-5 | | Description: "His delight is in the fear of the Lord." God reached out to reconcile sinful man to his holy God. How else can sinful man be reconciled to God, but through Him Who is sinless? Man gossips, slanders, gets angry, covets, hates, murders, etc. God is holy and has no fellowship with sin. He cannot sin. Natural man is born in sin. Some families (and even nations) are known for their sinful traits as being full of wrath, lazy, etc. The birth of Jesus was different from any other normal birth. He is fully God and fully man. He possessed two different natures. Being fully man He was tempted in all things like we are tempted, yet His delight was in the fear of God and He sinned not.
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