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Posted by Sean Walker at 12:05 PM | Permalink | Comments

"You are not always protected from the hard things in life. You will have the difficult times in life. What God will do is not protect you from, but secure within those times, for there is never a moment when you are separated from the love of God, and the harder life gets, the greater the outpouring of God's love becomes in your life."

Dr. Chuck Kelley, who is the President of New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, spoke this morning on Romans 8 and Mark 14 preaching on the difference between eternal security and eternal safety and what in the world is going on when life just hurts. It's so good!

Click here to watch it.

Click play below to listen.

Labels: Faith, Jesus, School, Sermons

Posted by Sean Walker at 11:15 PM | Permalink | Comments

I watched the Discovery Channel Docudrama, "The Lost Tomb of Jesus" this past Sunday evening. Click here to read about this docudrama from their official website.

I asked my Old Testament professor, Dr. Mitchell about it this morning, and he said he laughed at it. He then sent me to this article which he said, "destroys" the docudrama. The author of this article is not a Christian so know that before you read it.

Click here to check out Jodi Magness' "Has the Tomb of Jesus Been Discovered?"

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Posted by Sean Walker at 9:56 AM | Permalink | Comments

Labels: Faith, Funny, Videos

Posted by Sean Walker at 7:53 AM | Permalink | Comments

Imagine you were a parent (some of you don't have to wonder). Would you ever knowingly put your child in a situation where they had to choose between something good and something bad?

Yes/No?

What if the bad choice was a life-chaning one? Meaning that if they chose poorly that it would effect them in a negative way for the rest of their lives? Would you let your child walk into a situation like that or would you keep them out of a scenario where they have to make that type of decision?

Would you ever usher them into a situation like that?

I know the answer I'd "like" to give to those questions.

Labels: Faith, Generations, Love

Posted by Sean Walker at 3:04 PM | Permalink | Comments