EPISODE · Sep 9, 2015
In the Beginning - Week 4
from UGA Wesley · host Bob Beckwith
Why does God allow temptation in our lives? What was His purpose in allowing the serpent into the Garden of Eden?In the final message of the In the Beginning series, Bob talks about why temptation is a daily part of our lives. Bob emphasizes that it doesn't seem to make a lot of sense; however, we have to remember that God has a purpose for everything He does.
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