A Purpose-Driven Life
2 Jul 2006• Charles Cooper
It is not enough to have a purpose-driven life. A life must be driven by the right purpose to insure that one is not disappointed at the end. A life lived by a meaningful wrong purpose is just as bad as living purposeless. We examine the purpose-driven life of three groups and their consequences.
John 5:1-18 (47:29)

Purpose-Driven to Distractions
9 Jul 2006• Charles Cooper
Fleshly and religious based purposes ultimately miss both the temporal and the eternal mark of God. They seem so right in time, but against eternity, they appear as smoke caught by a sudden wind. Jesus teaches us what a life purpose should look like.
John 6 (42:26)

Purpose-Driven to Blindness
23 Jul 2006• Charles Cooper
We should abandon all reason to pursue a purpose for living if the purpose has both meaning for this life and the life to come. However, we should abandon an irrational pursuit if the road is littered with casualities behind us. Discover three casualities of a purpose driven life that leads to blindness.
John 7 (46:04)

Purpose-Driven from Earth to Heaven
30 Jul 2006• Charles Cooper
A theological purpose is sufficient to guide one in this life and insures that he or she will survive to the next life. Jesus is our example. His earthly life was purpose-driven. He singularly wanted to return to heaven, but death stood in His way. Let’s explore this contradiction.
John 8 (59:59)