Sermons by Noah Richards (Page 9)

Truth presents the threat of change. And truth is only seen as a threat when it jeopardizes something we love, like comfort or control.

God’s truth is plainly painted all over our planet because He carefully crafted this world with infinite evidence of His nature.

“Bible forensics” is digging past the surface of Scripture by using our God-given reasoning to reconstruct the details and stories not explicitly stated.

The picture we present in our life preaches the God we trust with our life. It’s the outer, visible effect of our inner, invisible cause.

Who do you see yourself in – in the Bible? Can you relate to anybody’s faults, flaws, desires, difficulties, set-backs, success, compassion, sorrow, pain, or joy?

These secrets to reading the Bible will transform your perspective: from seeing the Bible as a burdensome book, to an exciting story of salvation that Dad wrote down to draw us in!

When it comes to our prayers, it’s hard to tell when we’re in His will or in His way.

Paul recognized the Gospel’s supremacy and its sufficiency and our significance, and that’s what pushed him to feel “obligated“ and “eager“ and “unashamed“ to share.

Anger is simply defending something you love. Without even trying, our anger provides an honest snapshot of whatever is in our heart.