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Like everyone else who puts pseudo-science in authority over Scripture, Ross is dead wrong about creation.

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A recent book shows how Darwinists deliberately suppress and even destroy the evidence.

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A church's attitude toward the doctrine of creation is a litmus test of a church's ability to hold to sound doctrine.

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Colossians chapter 3 tells us that we are to "set our minds on things above, where Christ is, seated at the right hand of God." Literally, we are to synchronize our thinking with the truth of Heaven.

If ever a man did this, it was John the Baptist. In our last message we began to examine his testimony to the truth of Heaven in the Gospel of John chapter 3. Today, as we conclude this study, each of must ask crucial questions about the state of our own minds before God.

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Compromise on Genesis cuts the ground from beneath the Gospel.

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Aren't there far more vital issues at stake? Can't we overlook this one to keep the peace? The fact is that we can't.

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Many godly post-Darwin preachers & teachers abandoned the doctrine of recent creation, leaving a sad legacy.

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Why must we "seek those things which are above, where Christ is" (Colossians 3:1)? How, specifically, is Christ's heavenly position vital to us for this life and the life to come? Stay tuned as we examine passages in John's Gospel and 1 Corinthians that are essential to our understanding of "the things which are above."

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Paul exhorts us to "seek those things which are above, here Christ is, sitting at the right hand of God." As He prepared Isaiah for his great prophetic ministry, God took him into the very throne room of heaven. He showed Isaiah His infinite holiness, Isaiah's total depravity, and the only remedy. Do you as a Christian "set your mind on things above" so that these facts are continually before you?

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Earth-bound thinking - a reliance upon the things of this earth rather than on the resources of heaven - is a constant tendency for Christians and churches, and Satan likes nothing better than to trap us in this way.