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July 9, 2010
Is your son or daughter addicted to the internet? He or she may be the unwitting victim of those who seek to ensnare your kids. Chat groups and other web sites lure teens into dangerous relationships that open the door to drugs and sexual promiscuity. Erwin Lutzer sounds the alarm once again on the pervasive battle for the hearts and minds of your children.
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It’s not in the news or in the mainstream media, but there is a battle going on that demands our full attention, and full commitment. Your teenagers are in the crosshairs as powerful forces seek their destruction through early addiction to drugs and pornography. In this battle, the culture is not your friend. Today we learn more hard facts that demonstrate the real danger facing your kids.
July 8, 2010
Independence Day reminds us that America won its freedom. But some in America today are still locked in chains. America’s youth are being targeted by powerful forces bent on their destruction through early addiction to pornography and substance abuse. Today we hear a call for a new Independence Day as parents take back control of the destiny of their children.
July 7, 2010
On a national election day, character takes first place in the minds of many voters as they choose who will serve in Congress. However, promises made are promises easily broken, since a politician’s first priority is getting re-elected. Today: some closing thoughts about that elusive quality called integrity as our series on “Who Are You to Judge” concludes.
July 6, 2010
It is said that the first casualty of war is the truth. That might also apply to politics, where truth is in short supply. A person of integrity runs life’s race without lying, and without ever stretching the truth. If you find a person like this, you have found a rare jewel. Character is vital, and in this message you will hear about more characteristics of a man or woman of integrity.
July 5, 2010
It
is in great demand, but in short supply. It’s easy to spot, but hard to find. That
rare “something” is integrity. Like having a sure footing when you run, having
integrity means that all is well with both God and man. People of integrity are honest and
forthright, and have the reputations to prove it.
July 2, 2010
If
another Christian accuses you of poor behavior because you do things he won’t
do, it is good to remember this: Life is a race. Helping a brother or sister stay on track is
more important than flaunting your Christian liberty, or, winning at their
expense. That’s one key biblical
principle in judging conduct.
July 1, 2010
Think about this: is it ever OK for one Christian’s personal conviction to become another Christian’s rule of behavior? Running life’s race is easier when we’re guided by principles rather than rules. Today, we’ll find those principles in the Bible: principles to help us judge conduct: that of others, and more importantly, that of ourselves.
June 30, 2010
Some Christians have strong rules of behavior: no movies, no dancing, and so on. Others have no rules. Who’s right? Many running life’s race are tripped up by the conduct of believers around them, conduct they feel is inappropriate for a Christian. How should we judge the behavior of others when our upbringing says what they’re doing is wrong?
June 29, 2010
People are fascinated by stories of the supernatural: tales of spirits, ghosts, unseen powers, and how to obtain them. There’s major money to be made in writing stories like these, as evidenced by the Harry Potter series, very successful in print and on the silver screen. Should Christians line up to buy books like these, or, should they take a second look?
June 28, 2010
Satan’s power is very real. His forces are quick to take advantage when we fail to guard the doorways of our lives. As we run the race of life, there is an unseen spirit world running as well. Demons try to subvert the purposes of God in every believer’s life. Our task: to discern the danger, and avoid opening the many doors that lead there.
June 25, 2010
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