A few years ago, if you had a 10-year-old computer, it was considered to be a dinosaur.

Now, if you have a one-year-old computer, it's considered to be a dinosaur.

Now, if you are like me and you are overwhelmed with the amount of knowledge and information

that has been disseminating.

Listen to this.

The more we know, the more we forget.

And the more we forget, the less we know.

And the less we know, the less we forget.

And the less we forget, the more we know.

Now, those of you who figured it out, tell those who didn't, and then tell me. But with all the increase in knowledge, truth never changes.

With all of the increase of information and knowledge, the gospel of the Lord Jesus Christ remained constant. With all the increase

in knowledge, the truth of the gospel can never be modified, it can never be added to.

With all of the increase in knowledge, we are like little children playing in the sands of God's cosmic beach.

And that is why yesterday's warning from the Scripture is as every bit as relevant today

as the day those warnings were uttered. In fact, in Acts chapter 20, if you haven't turned to it,

I want you to turn to it now. The Apostle Paul gives some real solemn warnings. And these warnings

are relevant to every Christian, to every believer. They are relevant to parents and prospective parents.

Hope springs eternal. They are relevant to teachers. They are relevant to preachers. They are relevant

to everyone who's involved in any ministry of any kind. They are relevant in business.

They are indeed relevant to every one of us

today. But before I get to the details of Paul's warnings, I want to kind of pause for station

identification. In Acts chapter 19, there was a huge riot in the city of Ephesus, and this riot was instigated

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