They sit in pews, serve on committees, and quote scripture fluently.

Yet somehow, wherever they go, friction follows. Relationships fracture. Pastors burn out. And churches split.

Like wild boars that invade a thriving vineyard,

these divisive individuals, whether intentional or not, leave devastation in their wake.

As weapons, they use smooth words, subtle manipulation, and relentless discord.

Today, on Insight for Living, Chuck Swindall tackles this explosive topic head-on,

revealing how these troublemakers operate and what Scripture commands us to do about them.

Chuck titled today's message, Boers in God's Vineyard.

May I share with you the good news. Christ came to die for sinners, for all of us.

And in dying for us, he paid the complete penalty for our sins past sins present sins future sins as

one person put it he picked up the tab he paid for it all and because of Christ's

complete and finished work on the cross, he who has been raised

miraculously and bodily from the dead still lives and awaits the opportunity to enter

every life who welcomes him in. If you've never trusted the Lord

Jesus Christ as your own personal Savior, you've never acknowledged that you're among the ranks

of sinners and you need him to have eternal life. You can know him by a simple act of the

will by trusting him and him only. The old reformers had it right by grace alone through faith alone in Christ alone we can know eternal forgiveness and eternal life

as I pray today this may be your moment to receive the gift of eternal life how wonderful

that would be bow with me as we pray.

We are reminded our Father,

not only by what we sing,

but by what we read in your word,

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