Can a Christian Be Lazy?

Can a Christian Be Lazy?

Sunday, November 13, 2016
| 2 Thessalonians 3:6-13

The apostle Paul has some strong words for believers who live in idleness — his word.

Hacking. The word and the concept it signifies have been around for years. It's something that businesses, governments, politicians and celebrities fear. Even we as private citizens worry about hacking.

Hackers have broken into such major websites as CNN, Yahoo, Amazon and eBay. The superstore Target was targeted by hackers who successfully burrowed through the company's security systems. They stole about 40 million debit and credit card numbers and personal data — information which included email addresses, phone numbers and the names and addresses of another 70 million people.

Adulterers and philanderers had their comeuppance when hackers breached the Ashley Madison firewall and threatened to publish the names of those who were seeking illicit relationships.

But forget Google, Apple, Target and other hacking scandals.

What if we could hack into our own — wait for it — brains?!

Scientists have hacked into human brains and gone deep. What they've found shows that our...


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