So now that we’ve discovered there is a moral basis for Hell, the next logical question is, “Why does God make it so hard to go to heaven, especially since you claim He loves us so much?” Put another way, “Why is the path so narrow?” In this episode we ask the question, “Is it?” and then dive into whether or not God has a moral justification for making requirements of people for eternal life. And what about people who have never had the chance to hear the gospel, anyway? A person in the remotest parts of the earth? How can God be justified in condemning them to Hell? This is the first in a two part series that gets to the heart of the issue: Is God really love and are we really in need of a Savior.
Challenge Day 30: Admitting we’re wrong. When in Christ and we do something we shouldn’t - it’s often a matter of where we’re focusing our attention. The difference isn’t positive mental attitude. The difference is focusing on Christ and His character. If we do that, we don’t have to worry about reputation. Christ has our back. Matt 21:28-31, 2 Cor 3:18.
Day 29 - Our relationship with Christ is for the long haul. It’s no wonder it’s compared to marriage. Speaking of which, aren’t most of those challenges (in either relationship) a bit petty when viewed through a larger lens?. Mark 10:8-9
The 30 Day “Don’t Be a Loser” Challenge embodies the true spirit of Inner Man Radio: Tongue in cheek humor helping us step back for a moment and purposely think about our actions and attitudes.
Day 28 - Giving thanks for all things. It is a spiritual exercise that turns our minds from the negative of the situation at hand, to one that is prepared to take the next step with the right attitude and glorify God in the process. 1 Thess 5:18
The 30 Day “Don’t Be a Loser” Challenge embodies the true spirit of Inner Man Radio: Tongue in cheek humor helping us step back for a moment and purposely think about our actions and
Day 27 - How much is the right amount to lay on the table? Depends on what you’re trying to win. Matt 16:25.
The 30 Day “Don’t Be a Loser” Challenge embodies the true spirit of Inner Man Radio: Tongue in cheek humor helping us step back for a moment and purposely think about our actions and motives.
Day 26 - Our time is so valuable, we have to use it WISELY. Wasting time on poor soil? Luke 8:4-15
The 30 Day “Don’t Be a Loser” Challenge embodies the true spirit of Inner Man Radio: Tongue in cheek humor helping us step back for a moment and purposely think about our actions and motives.
Day 25 -Fishing? I tried that once, with a co-worker. They key is practice and persistence. Hebrews 10:36
The 30 Day “Don’t Be a Loser” Challenge embodies the true spirit of Inner Man Radio: Tongue in cheek humor helping us step back for a moment and purposely think about our actions and motives.
Day 24 - An easier way to achieve a desired result… and we’re willing to pay for it. It’s called capitalism, and it has produced millions of products and services that make our lives easier and incentivise hard work. At the same time, where does this concept fit in the church? Are there shortcuts to achieving Christ’s character? Is the church a means to a paycheck? There’s definitely an App for that. Matt 21:13.
The 30 Day “Don’t Be a Loser” Challenge embodies the true spirit of Inner Man Radio: Tongue in cheek humor helping us step back for a moment and purposely think about our actions and motives.
Day 23 - Just about any tool can be used for good. It’s when we want to make a good showing in order to be accepted where things go awry… 1 Thess 4:11-12, Gal 6:12.
The 30 Day “Don’t Be a Loser” Challenge embodies the true spirit of Inner Man Radio: Tongue in cheek humor helping us step back for a moment and purposely think about our actions and motives.
Day 22 - Some great memories in those old workout pants, huh? They can only be stretched and patched so much. Time for some skins that can handle the work. Dont you think? Matt 5:14-17.
The 30 Day “Don’t Be a Loser” Challenge embodies the true spirit of Inner Man Radio: Tongue in cheek humor helping us step back for a moment and purposely think about our actions and motives.