Lesson 083 - "From Curriculum to Conversation"

How do you feel about the work you have to do? The leftover jobs that seem relegated to you? The menial or mundane? Assuming the perspective of Christ, who washed His disciples' feet, the highness or lowness of a task should actually lose all significance.

Procrastination can be the assassination of your motivation, the dilapidation of your habitation, and much more! Rick Grubbs exposes three subtle stages of this short-sighted habit and confronts the two major excuses we naturally find ourselves using to put off God’s will.

Satan sets deceptive traps. Believers sometimes believe his lies rather than God’s truth. In this message, Karl Coke reveals one of Satan’s most tempting deceptions: that man can make choices as he pleases, on his own, void of any consequences.

Harking back to his Cajun upbringing in Louisiana, Don Courville uses a Boudreaux and Thibodeaux story to lighten the mood of this sobering message.  Thibodeaux wonders how to get Boudreaux to see that his sin has lured him away.  It seems impossible.  After all, what do we do if o