In The Season of Screens from Psalm 115, we learn that while technology is part of God’s smiling providence—a gift meant to serve us—it can easily become a master that steals our worship. The psalm draws a line between lifeless idols and the living God, calling us to guard our hearts from the glow that lures our desires and to give glory to the God who reigns above every glow. True worship keeps the heart alive, for those who trust in idols become like them, but those who behold the living Go...
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In The Season of Screens from Psalm 115, we learn that while technology is part of God’s smiling providence—a gift meant to serve us—it can easily become a master that steals our worship. The psalm draws a line between lifeless idols and the living God, calling us to guard our hearts from the glow that lures our desires and to give glory to the God who reigns above every glow. True worship keeps the heart alive, for those who trust in idols become like them, but those who behold the living Go...
This passage shows us what happens when you come to the Lord. The leper came in faith, Jesus responded with kindness and power, and his life was forever changed. Expectation gives way to surprise, and the surprise supplies something better — when we come to Jesus in our need, we find He cares, He can, and He changes us so that we obey Him and tell others of His mercy.
Doxa Church: Sermons
In The Season of Screens from Psalm 115, we learn that while technology is part of God’s smiling providence—a gift meant to serve us—it can easily become a master that steals our worship. The psalm draws a line between lifeless idols and the living God, calling us to guard our hearts from the glow that lures our desires and to give glory to the God who reigns above every glow. True worship keeps the heart alive, for those who trust in idols become like them, but those who behold the living Go...
