For Lack of a Better Word

Update: 2013-05-05

Description

For Lack of a Better Word Our society is built upon following rules and obeying laws. And there is a great sense of security and satisfaction that comes from doing what is required in the manner that is expected. But is it possible to love doing the right thing (in the right way) too much? What happens when doing the right thing makes me want to point out the wrong thing in you? Why does my choice to follow the rules make your choice to disregard the rules so hard to put up with? This morning were going to look at, for lack of a better word, Pharisees. We are going to out the Pharisee within us in order to put our hearts more closely in line with that of Jesus.

Comments

In Channel

If I’ve Told You Once, I've Told You a Million Times: "Have Sword Will Travel"

2013-07-2125:12

We’re Here, We're Poor, Get Used to It! Why It Pays to Own a Study Bible

2013-07-1425:36

Salt, Light, Yeast, and Weeds

2013-07-0734:15

Updating the Ol' Wish List

2013-06-3024:43

Cars Are the Source of All Evil

2013-06-2330:21

Only One Guarantee

2013-06-1623:56

God Won’t Give Me More Than I Can Handle! Or, Will He?

2013-06-0921:55

Refer, Refer, Refer

2013-06-0232:39

Remind Me Again What it is We Are Remembering

2013-05-2629:48

Following the Recipe

2013-05-1925:43

There Are Heroes Among Us

2013-05-1221:22

For Lack of a Better Word

2013-05-0524:46

Bad Calls from the Bible: The Curse of the Corner Office

2013-04-2826:30

Bad Calls from the Bible: How to Avoid Becoming a Moral Cheapskate

2013-04-2129:12

You’re NOT the Boss of Me!

2013-04-1421:28

Bad Calls From the Bible: Dumb Promises You Can't Keep

2013-04-0726:12

So, Are We There Yet?

2013-03-2419:35

A Rabbi, A Tax Collector, and a Pharisee Walk into a Bar...

2013-03-1728:39

Hey! Are We LOST?

2013-03-1022:36

The Death of Schadenfreude

2013-03-0324:22

00:00

#box-pro-ellipsis-176166641516747{-webkit-line-clamp:2;}For Lack of a Better Word

For Lack of a Better Word

Rev. Tim Burchill

For Lack of a Better Word