Moses' actions were prompted by his own flesh and inconsistent with God's plan, leading to rejection and becoming a fugitive. The New Testament church emphasizes prayer as the primary warfare, and God's plan is consistent and designed for His glory. [... more]

Chip Ingram shares his reasons for believing in the God of the Bible, citing the impact of Christians on history, the uniqueness of the Christian message, and the pragmatic evidence of Jesus' teachings in real life, as well as the existential evidence of millions of lives changed over 2,000 years. [... more]

Exploring the reasons behind believing in the God of the Bible, Chip Ingram discusses the historical evidence, prophetic evidence, philosophical evidence, and the impact of Christianity on the world, highlighting the importance of understanding and articulating one's faith in a culture where differing opinions are increasingly polarized. [... more]

God's controversy with his people is a danger for all of us, as demonstrated by the nation of Israel's history of spiritual ruin and apathy. The prophet Micah reveals the problem of spiritual apathy, which begins with prideful ingratitude and progresses to ignorance and pragmatic injustice, ultimately leading to a devastated relationship with God. [... more]