This week on the Word of the Lord endures forever, we finish up for the time being in the

Salter with the rest of Psalm 106.

Do a quick swing into the New Testament with 3rd John and then back to Proverbs.

Gather us, fellow workers for the truth, the righteous is delivered, a man of understanding

remains silent, and the desire of the righteous.

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or your favorite podcast provider. There are two ways of doing theology that claim the name of

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If I allow you to only notice the facts that confirm your hypothesis

and to ignore or disregard all of the facts that contradicted,

I mean, you can pretty much prove or argue anything.

One of the ways that the world was pure Christians is they will slap ugly labels on true and good things,

and they'll often put good labels on things that are false.

One of the great difficulties of Christianity is that we cannot be the hero of the story.

We are not the Savior. Jesus is the hero of the story. We are not the Savior. Jesus is the hero of the story,

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