Make Wise Choices

Prelude to the Passion Length: 31:18 Size: 9 MB Format MP3 Speaker: Glen Davis – 2/24/2004 [FLASH]http://xastanford.org/playmp3.swf?mp3=http://xastanford.org/messages/prelude_to_the_passion_trimmed.mp3,200,35[/FLASH] Summary: Mel Gibson’s movie The Passion of the Christ will confuse a lot of people, so this is an attempt to explain what Christ’s death accomplished. It’s pretty important that you look at the note and follow along…

[FLASH]http://xastanford.org/playmp3.swf?mp3=http://xastanford.org/messages/seven-sins-gluttony.mp3,200,35[/FLASH] Using the above tool is the easiest way to listen, but if you prefer to download it you can click the link below: Gluttony Sixth message in the series The Seven Deadly Sins Length: 20:32 Size: 8 MB Format MP3 Speaker: Glen Davis – 3/2/2005 Here’s this week’s handout:

After some reflection, I’ve decided not to post my message about the Israeli leader Deborah online. Given the politically correct university environment in which we find ourselves, one of my running illustrations is too inflammatory–I wandered into areas better left unrecorded and I’d just as soon not have them quoted out of context. If you…

Last night was a weird night at Chi Alpha in two ways. First, the attack of the spiders. Around 2/3 of the way through the meeting spiders began descending from the ceiling. One seemed to have it in for Esther, in particular. What was up with that? Second, the recording device didn’t record anything last…

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