Hey Team:
The Russian novelist and theologian, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, once wrote that, "The line that divides good from evil is not a line that separates good men from bad men, but rather a line that cuts through the middle of the human heart." So, what does that mean? I believe it means that within each of us is the capacity to do good as well as the capacity to do "evil" -- the capacity to engage in moral and/or immoral behavior.
That's what we're going to be talking about as we begin our new unit this Sunday entitled, "Moral Eathquakes and Secret Faults." I hope you will be able to join us as we delve into this issue which will certainly have practical, relevant application to our lives.
As Dr. Laida used to say, "Remember to say a good word about our Lord, and about our church."
Hope to see you soon.
Press on...
Andrew
The Russian novelist and theologian, Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn, once wrote that, "The line that divides good from evil is not a line that separates good men from bad men, but rather a line that cuts through the middle of the human heart." So, what does that mean? I believe it means that within each of us is the capacity to do good as well as the capacity to do "evil" -- the capacity to engage in moral and/or immoral behavior.
That's what we're going to be talking about as we begin our new unit this Sunday entitled, "Moral Eathquakes and Secret Faults." I hope you will be able to join us as we delve into this issue which will certainly have practical, relevant application to our lives.
As Dr. Laida used to say, "Remember to say a good word about our Lord, and about our church."
Hope to see you soon.
Press on...
Andrew
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