Sermon: "Challenging Modern Idolatry," Rev. Richard Scott MacLaren, First Presbyterian Church
Oct 02, 2010
25:24
A drama occurs everyday in the courtrooms of our land as litigants argue their cases before a judge and jury. Lives may hang in the balance, and in the end, truth should prevail. In the divine court, the God of Israel challenges the authenticity of claims made by the gods of other religions and cultures. This challenge shows us how we should attack the idols of our post-modern age, exposing their inability to produce either truth or morals. Watch as Pastor MacLaren shows from Isaiah 41:21-42:9, that only the Lord's sovereign plan for history centered on Jesus Christ provides a proper foundation for truth and morals. This sermon was preached at First Presbyterian Church in Perkasie, PA (www.firstchurchopc.org) on July 25, 2010. Rev. MacLaren is the pastor.
A drama occurs everyday in the courtrooms of our land as litigants argue their cases before a judge and jury. Lives may hang in the balance, and in the end, truth should prevail. In the divine court, the God of Israel challenges the authenticity of claims made by the gods of other religions and cultures. This challenge shows us how we should attack the idols of our post-modern age, exposing their inability to produce either truth or morals. Watch as Pastor MacLaren shows from Isaiah 41:21-42:9, that only the Lord's sovereign plan for history centered on Jesus Christ provides a proper foundation for truth and morals. This sermon was preached at First Presbyterian Church in Perkasie, PA (www.firstchurchopc.org) on July 25, 2010. Rev. MacLaren is the pastor.
Today's Devotional
A Prayer for Peace-Filled Focus - Your Daily Prayer - October 15
If we choose to dwell on our circumstances, we will almost always end up discouraged, deflated, and eventually, defeated.
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Today's Devotional
A Prayer for Peace-Filled Focus - Your Daily Prayer - October 15
If we choose to dwell on our circumstances, we will almost always end up discouraged, deflated, and eventually, defeated.
