Broadway

The term "Broadway" is not explicitly used in most translations of the Bible. However, the concept it represents can be connected to the broader biblical themes of pathways and choices in life. The closest reference to a "broad way" is found in Matthew 7:13-14, where Jesus speaks of two paths: the narrow gate that leads to life and the broad way that leads to destruction. This metaphor highlights the difference between the easy, popular choices of life that lead away from God and the more challenging, less traveled path that leads to eternal life.In this context, the "broad way" signifies the worldly, often sinful, lifestyle that many choose, contrasting it with the narrow path of righteousness that requires commitment and sacrifice. It serves as a warning to believers about the ease of conforming to societal norms, which can lead to spiritual peril, urging them instead to seek the narrow way that aligns with God's will (Matthew 7:14). This theme resonates throughout Scripture, emphasizing the importance of making deliberate choices in one's spiritual journey.

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Church People on Broadway

By Steve Gallagher

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MAT 7:13

In this sermon, the preacher emphasizes that true Christianity is characterized by the love of God flowing out of one's life and evidence of God's presence within. The sermon is a conclusion to the Sermon on the Mount, where Jesus gives four short parables. The preacher describes two roads, the broad way and the narrow way, representing all of humanity. He also mentions a place for hypocrites and warns of a great collapse, referencing Matthew 24. The preacher shares a personal experience of hopelessness and invites listeners to come forward and seek the Lord if they need to get their lives back on track or if they are unsure of their conversion.