Fleetwood Mac's Dreams pulled off an amazing feet when it launched back to the spotlight, hitting number 1 on iTunes. It was part of a viral TikTok when Nathan Apodaca got out of his car, and road his longboard to work, drinking Tropicana Cranberry Juice from the bottle, while listening to the classic rock song. The perfect voice of Stevie Nix was introduced to a new generation. It makes sense that Nathan would use this song, because of the serenity which pours forth from Nix's vocals playing off one of the best baselines of all time. This song is not what it seems though... it captures the lack of awareness of Stevie Nix's boyfriend who appears ready to leave her and play the field, but if you look closer and listen to the lyrics, you can tell that the man who thinks everything is looking up is actually on the brink of disaster. Stevie treats the situation with appropriate boundaries, doesn't try to manipulate the situation, gives the man the freedom to act with wisdom or to act with foolishness, and reap disaster on his life.
This is much the same way that God operates. Fear of the Lord is the beginning of wisdom, which is an idea that we need to explore. Obeying God and recognizing Him as the King of our lives is the foundation of a life worth living, and foolishness is the desire to walk away. Walking away might seem attractive and harmless, yet if you look closer, disaster awaits.
Beta Sermon Number 3: Remastered. When we first recorded this sermon, the echo was so bad that it was unlistenable. Now with better sound, the obscene amount of echo is now minimized. Even with improved sound, it is fun to see how much better we continue to get at sermon production value.
Beta Sermon Number 3: Remastered. When we first recorded this sermon, the echo was so bad that it was unlistenable. Now with better sound, the obscene amount of echo is now minimized. Even with improved sound, it is fun to see how much better we continue to get at sermon production value.