Today on Living on the Edge with Chip Ingram.

Did you ever see the movie Fiddler on the Roof?

One of the most popular songs in that movie is called Tradition.

There's something about tradition that makes us feel secure and connected and grounded.

But there's a dark side to tradition as well.

Even good traditions of our faith.

So how do you know if a tradition has gone dark?

Stick around.

That's today on Living on the Edge.

Hello, I'm Dave Drewie, and today on Living on the Edge, Chip Ingram introduces us

to Stephen, one of seven men appointed to serve the early church, who found himself on trial

for his life accused of blasphemy.

His crime?

Pointing out that Israel's most sacred traditions, the land, the law, the temple, had quietly

buried the truth they were meant to protect.

Stephen's defense is one of the longest speeches in the Book of Acts, and Chip is going

to walk us through every word.

A little later, we'll also have details on the mid-year match just after today's message.

But now here's Chip Ingram with his message, maintain the status quo.

This is a series, if you're new, not about, quote, spiritual warfare or kind of overt demonic activity.

This is about the subtle agenda of evil.

It's diabolical.

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