The question of how a good being can choose evil has puzzled theologians for centuries. Dr. R.C. Sproul explores the mystery of iniquity, the origin of sin, and the nature of evil, ultimately concluding that the fall was real but good because it allowed God to manifest His glory and ordain evil for a righteous intent. [... more]

A discussion on biblical interpretations, including the millennial reign, the Holy Spirit, and the nature of sin and weakness, as well as a personal story of loss and grief. [... more]

God's Word warns of the consequences of a godless society, where people reject Him and His order, leading to idolatry, immorality, and iniquity. A godless person is characterized by wickedness, evil, greed, depravity, envy, deceit, faithlessness, senselessness, heartlessness, and more, resulting in a life of lawlessness and destruction. [... more]

The concept of iniquity is explored as a series of topics, including Satan's palette of tools to manipulate individuals, the importance of accountability, and the struggle with addiction and mental health. The discussion highlights the connection between iniquity, selfishness, sin, shame, and pride, and the need to turn to God for healing and community. [... more]

The hosts discuss the concept of iniquity and how it relates to the human heart, exploring how Satan uses various tools to lead people astray. They share personal stories and biblical examples, emphasizing the importance of recognizing and overcoming iniquity to live a life of freedom and healing. [... more]

The concept of iniquity is discussed, defined as a grossly immoral act, and its effects on individuals are explored through biblical examples, including the stories of Esau and Jacob from the book of Genesis. [... more]

The journey of the disciple is explored through the Song of Solomon, highlighting the concept of freedom and the upright heart that loves God. The discussion touches on the idea of equity versus iniquity, and how God's plan works together for good, even in difficult circumstances. [... more]

The concept of peace and avoiding stumbling is deeply connected to knowledge and understanding of God's word, particularly through the letter Shin, which represents knowledge. As one delves deeper into scripture, they begin to realize that iniquity and stumbling are often the result of measuring oneself against others or becoming self-focused. By chewing on God's word and understanding the larger story of the kingdom, one can find great peace and avoid stumbling, as exemplified in the verse 'Great peace have they which love thy law and nothing shall make them stumble'. [... more]

The psalmist's knowledge is found in God's word, where he asks for order in his steps and times, planting good seeds in his heart and avoiding iniquity. This understanding is crucial for Christians to avoid getting puffed up with knowledge and instead seek God's guidance and grace. [... more]

The destruction of Babylon is described in Revelation chapter 18, where it is judged for its iniquity and influence on others. The city's wickedness and evil nature are compared to the Tower of Babel in Genesis 11, and its destruction will happen quickly, in one hour. The nations of the earth will be seduced by Babylon's riches and worldview, leading to their downfall. [... more]

Teaching children the Word of God is crucial for their spiritual growth and development. Parents must model the behavior they want their children to exhibit, and this can be achieved by teaching, talking, walking, writing, and reciting scripture. By doing so, parents can instill in their children a deep understanding of God's plan of redemption and help them navigate the increasing iniquity of the world. [... more]

The importance of teaching the Word of God to children and the consequences of disobeying God's commandments, including the law of iniquity, which leads to sin and a disregard for authority. [... more]

The pursuit of happiness is a universal desire, but what does it truly mean? King David's psalm reveals that happiness is found in forgiveness, where our transgressions are lifted, our sins are covered, and our iniquity is canceled. This relationship with the living God is grounded in faith, and it's the key to genuine and lasting happiness. [... more]

Blessed people walk in God's ways, keeping His testimonies and seeking Him with a whole heart. They are meek and look to serve God, rather than expecting Him to serve them. This is the heart of the Father, as seen in the first three verses of the 119th Psalm. [... more]

David Johnston discusses the concept of iniquity and how it relates to narcissism, explaining that it's the root of many problems in the world, including competition and self-acceptance issues. He also talks about his book, Why You Were Born, and how it explores the idea that people are created in God's image and have a unique purpose. Additionally, he discusses his book, For Every Soldier There Is a Time to Kill and a Time to Heal, which addresses the trauma and healing process for soldiers who have had to kill in combat. [... more]

Discovering one's life's potential begins with understanding God's purpose and recognizing the concept of iniquity, which is described as turning away from God's plan and seeking self-importance. This can lead to a sense of inferiority and a need to compensate, often resulting in narcissistic behavior. Through Bible study and recognizing one's spiritual gifts, individuals can break free from iniquity and live a life of purpose and fulfillment. [... more]

A check engine light for the soul, iniquity is a mindset of self-service that can lead to misery. By focusing on serving God and others, one can overcome this mindset and find true happiness and fulfillment. [... more]

Dr. Erwin Lutzer warns America of God's impending judgment, referencing the fall of ancient Judah and the Babylonian captivity. He emphasizes the importance of standing for truth and righteousness, even in the face of adversity, and encourages listeners to trust in God's promises and to witness to the glory and forgiveness of God. [... more]

The Bible teaches that true happiness comes from finding real forgiveness, which is grounded in the living God. This relationship is based on forgiveness, which is illustrated through the story of King David and the concept of justification by faith. The Bible reveals that God has made provision for our transgressions, sins, and iniquities through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ, who cleanses, covers, and cancels sin. [... more]