Hey guys, welcome back to the podcast today. I want to talk about just how addictive sin can be,

how overwhelming and enveloping sin can be in our lives if we allow it to be.

And we'll see a poignant example of that in today's story. Don't miss it.

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Hey, friends. Welcome back to today's podcast. Received this wonderful little note in the mail from

Leah Nelson. Leah is in Missouri and she's a 10th grade teacher. I think she teaches maybe some other classes as well,

but they use my podcast at Marinath Baptist Academy every year, just kind of as a God and I time

at school. And that means so much to me. And Leah wrote just a really kind note. But on top of that, all the 10th graders sent individual notes. And I'm not going to reference every single one of them, but you know who you are. And wow, what a blessing to read through each one of these cards and to, I guess, 10th graders, you'd be

about 16 years of age, something like that. And thank you for just your thoughtfulness and

taking some time to write these notes. I enjoy reading each and every one of them. And I'm praying

for you. I'm praying for you at this

pivotal juncture in your life that God would just give you wisdom about your choices. I know

you're entering into your junior year this next year, and just praying that God would direct your

paths. In all thy ways acknowledge him, he shall direct your paths

and trust in the Lord with all thine heart. Lean not unto thine own understanding. And I'm just

praying for you. And Leah, thank you for just being faithful and for encouraging others to be in the

Word of God. That's a great thing.

We're in Genesis 19 today, and we're talking through the story of the angels whom God sent to Sodom and to Gomorrah, the neighboring city, to judge them. And remember, God gave Abraham

that promise that if I find 10 righteous people, I will not judge the city. So there's a lot

going on here, a lot riding on what's happening this night. But we've not had a good start,

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