A short talk about the damage to your salvation that can be caused by publicly displaying your righteousness.

Summary

In this episode, Rev. Tim Bingham discusses the topic of hate. He focuses on the type of hatred that doesn't always start as hatred and explores how it can manifest in our lives. Rev. Bingham shares a story about a person named Adam who experiences constant harassment from his mother and stepfather. He emphasizes the importance of forgiveness and highlights biblical passages that address the topic of hatred. The episode concludes with a reminder to spread God's word and support the ministry.

Takeaways

Hatred can start as a dislike or distaste for someone and fester into full-blown hatred if not forgiven.

Forgiveness is a crucial aspect of Christianity and is emphasized in the Bible.

Love and kindness should be the guiding principles in our interactions with others, even those who have wronged us.

As Christians, it is our duty to spread God's word and support ministries that are making a positive impact in the community.

In this episode, Rev. Tim Bingham shares a personal experience where he was asked to be the best man at his friend's wedding, which would include both a Christian and a pagan ceremony. Rev. Bingham explains that based on his understanding of the Bible, participating in or attending such a ceremony would be blasphemy. He seeks guidance from other ministers and confirms his interpretation. The conversation raises the question of what is more important: personal desires or being right with God. Rev. Bingham encourages listeners to reflect on their priorities and to hunger and thirst for righteousness. Takeaways

• The importance of aligning personal desires with God's will
• The need to seek guidance and interpretation from trusted sources
• The challenge of balancing personal relationships with faith convictions
• The call to prioritize righteousness and hunger for God's will