Environmental issues (unlike so many other issues addressed in the Bible) are a relatively new problem that quite honestly, the Apostles may never have even considered. So, what Biblical basis is there for a Christian’s stance on global warming and environmental issues? Do we really need to recycle? What’s the point of sacrificing our way of life when we know Jesus is coming back?  Join us as we explore what it means to be a Christian who has a Biblical stance on the environment.

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From Series: "Did God Really Say?: SLC"

lie recorded in human history was one of doubting God’s goodness. The devil twisted what God said, and then used it to attack Mankind. Unfortunately, we bought into the lie and the rest is history. Fast forward to today. Our culture still believes the lie. The attack on Truth, the Bible, has never been more malicious. Ideas such as, "How can you believe the Bible when it blatantly promotes slavery and degrades women?” or “Look at how much murder, death and evil Christianity is responsible for.” or “The Bible is a homophobic book that threatens to send everyone to hell who doesn’t agree with it."  With people saying and believing things like this, it seems like Christianity has its back up against the wall. Or does it? Are these statements actually true? Or have people been misinformed in this 140 character Social Media generation?