“There is a critical need for righteousness. All those outside of Christ are in need of salvation. We must proclaim the gospel unashamedly because it is the power of God for the salvation of all who would believe.” Monty Mullenix A Wonderful God, Romans 1:18-32

“Being truly right with God can never be determined by physical birth, by rituals, by traditions, or by devotion. To be right with God is an inward matter.” Monty Mullenix A Wonderful God, Romans 2:17-3:8

“Being right with God comes from faith in His saving work through Jesus.” Monty Mullenix A Wonderful God, Romans 2:17-3:8

“The blessing of knowing God's Word is a double-edged sword. God's Word promises blessing for obedience, but it also warns about the curse that will fall on disobedience. God remains faithful and righteous in all He does.” Monty Mullenix A Wonderful God, Romans 2:17-3:8

“God is also faithful when He punishes the sin of His people. God is faithful and true regardless of what humans do.” Monty Mullenix A Wonderful God, Romans 2:17-3:8

“Being entrusted with and knowing God’s Word has never meant that anyone is immune from judgment; in fact, that very Word promises judgment for disobedience.” Monty Mullenix A Wonderful God, Romans 2:17-3:8

“Complacency is a smug satisfaction with life and perspectives. We easily exaggerate our importance and think that we control our own destiny. We want change but for others to change, not us.” Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy: Complacency, Amos 6:1-7

“Arrogant complacency pushes any accountability off to the distant future.” Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy: Complacency, Amos 6:1-7

“God does not tolerate a self-indulgent lifestyle. People are experts in loving themselves but have not thought about what it means to love your neighbor as yourself!” Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy: Complacency, Amos 6:1-7

“Arrogant complacency causes one to think that God’s judgment and discipline will come upon others but not them or their family.” Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy: Complacency, Amos 6:1-7

Arrogance causes us to focus on what others should do and not what we should do.” Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy: Complacency, Amos 6:1-7

2/2 “Security leads to feelings of overconfidence and carelessness - a false perception of reality.” Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy: Complacency, Amos 6:1-7

1/2 “Everybody wants security, the absence of threat, the absence of fear, the absence of danger, and that comfortable freedom that says everything is under control.” Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy: Complacency, Amos 6:1-7

“Arrogant complacency pushes any accountability off to the distant future. In their secure perspective, they are right, and no one can tell them otherwise.” Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy: Complacency, Amos 6:1-7

“God does not tolerate a self-indulgent lifestyle. When you become addicted to self-indulgence, you don’t see it as self-indulgence.” Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy: Complacency, Amos 6:1-7

“Self-indulgence grows from arrogant complacency. There’s more concern over personal comfort and having life the way we want with no willingness to grieve over the ruin and brokenness around, not recognizing one’s own self-indulgent behavior.”Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy

“God’s solution reflects Jesus’ last words to us. Focus on others, not on self-interests. With so much brokenness all around, the gospel brings hope to a hurting world and spiritual growth to our lives.” Monty Mullenix Attitudes That Destroy, Amos 6:1-7

THANK YOU!! We SURPASSED our goal for the Annie Armstrong Easter Offering during April! The 89 cents is just as important as the 30k. EVERY penny goes to support North American Missionaries. NAMB Kevin Ezell Send Network #AAEO2021

God wants your raw emotional cries to Him. You don’t have to get it all together to pray. Through prayer, God will help you get it all together. Monty Mullenix My God is a Rock | Psalm 31

From the sermon series “Standing Firm” | 2 Thessalonians 1:12