Topic: Idolatry
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Him Only Shall You Serve
From the wilderness temptation, ministers are reminded that only the Lord deserves worship and service – and that same exclusive devotion must mark the character of every overseer God appoints.
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Tower of Babel
The builders of Babel tried to make a name for themselves apart from God; He confused their plans, but remains Himself the true strong tower for His people.
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All Law Fulfilled
Jesus said He came not to destroy the Law and the Prophets but to fulfill them – so what does that mean for Christians who assume the Old Testament no longer applies, and for keeping even its very first command?
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You Shall Have No Other Gods
The first commandment calls for undivided loyalty to God alone. This two-part message asks what competes for first place in our hearts and calls us back to trusting him.
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The Parable of the Rich Fool
A man builds bigger barns and tells his soul to take its ease, but God calls him a fool. Life does not consist in the abundance of possessions.
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The Parable of the Dishonest Manager
A dishonest manager acts shrewdly before he is dismissed. Everything belongs to God, a day of reckoning is coming, and no one can serve both God and money.
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Jesus the Bread of Life
When a crowd sought Jesus for bread that perishes, He offered Himself instead as the true bread of life, promising to lose none who come to Him in faith.
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Idolatry
Even worship of the true God becomes idolatry when we shape Him into an image of our own making.
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Voice
God warns His people to test every voice that claims to speak for Him, even one confirmed by a sign, against His own revealed Word.
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Illusion
Confusion over what’s real exposes how easily the senses and the world’s definitions can deceive; Scripture alone gives us reality as it truly is.