Life can be hard, very hard. What’s even worse is that we are told by people who claim to be in the know, that we are alone in a cold and hostile universe, and that no one out there cares for us. In this, the first of a series called “The Human Condition,” Gary Kent takes issue with that view. Instead he points us to the ways in which God’s intimate interaction with humanity helps reveal His love for us.

Modern psychology says that deep down we, as human beings, are good at heart. The Bible, however, says something quite different. It tells us that we are sinners, and that we are all corrupt to the bone. In this, part two of a series called, “The Human Condition,” Gary Kent seeks to answer the question, “Are we really that bad?” And he shows us the answer is found in the cross of Jesus Christ.

It’s pretty clear that life is not what it should be. We live in a harsh and unforgiving world. And though people tried to create utopias, it has never worked. Why? Because we are fallen creatures in a fallen world. Today, Gary Kent looks at some of these failed utopias and points us to our only hope: Jesus Christ.