Eternally Focused in a World of Distractions

A simple glance at the news headlines tells us the world is in a lot of trouble. ISIS terrorists murdering innocent people; racial tensions tearing America apart; Christians being murdered and imprisoned around the world...and on and on. Christians are called to be light and salt to this world, sharing the gospel of salvation and making disciples of all nations. We are also warned that while we are in the world we are to be separate of its ways and desires. No easy task as the world continues to seduce us with deception and the illusion that we are in control. One area of struggle for many of us is in our choices of entertainment. What is godly and what is of the world? How do we walk this fine line when we know many things are just not beneficial? Dave Wager of Nicolet Bible Institute and Silver Birch Ranch joins us to discuss these and other questions. (OmegaForce.org) "God is not tolerant; He is patient. This nation has become extremely tolerant, but not patient." Dave Wager The conversation focused around how we use our time and what we allow in our lives. You might refer to this as "hours of influence" in our lives. We also might consider not only how we spend our time, but our money as well. Everything we have comes from the One who owns it all. Are we working for things that are eternal, seeking first His kingdom, or things that are temporary and fleeting, including forms of entertainment?