BPOD Brad Bromling

The Bible requires us to check our attitude toward everybody— toward both those inside and outside of the church. Over the next two weeks we will discuss God’s plan for each group (and it is significantly different for each group). Today, let’s look outside and deal especially with questions related to political involvement.


(c) Copyright 2014 Brad T Bromling

The Bible requires us to check our attitude toward everybody— toward both those inside and outside of the church. Over the next two weeks we will discuss God’s plan for each group (and it is significantly different for each group). Today, let’s look outside.

(C) Copyright Brad T Bromling

There is a time for everything, and a season for every activity under heaven (Ecclesiastes 3:1). These words introduce one of the best known passages in the Bible. It is a section of Scripture that pairs many of the actions that represent the ebb and flow of daily life—ripping and sewing, sowing and reaping, living and dying. Near the end of the list, though, the writer says there is “a time to love, and a time to hate.” A time for hate? Really? This jars our current sensitivities and deserves some elaboration. That is what this sermon is about—becoming better haters!

(C) Copyright 2014 Brad T Bromling

This series is designed to encourage the building of marriages that will go the distance.

(C) 2014 Brad Bromling

This series is designed to encourage the building of marriages that will go the distance.

(C) 2014 Brad Bromling

This series is designed to encourage the building of marriages that will go the distance. (C) 2014 Brad Bromling