First Presbyterian Church of Salt Lake City

Some common phrases seem biblical, but are not. This week we look at "Money is the root of all evil". 1 Timothy 6:6-10; Matthew 6:19-24

Some everyday phrases may seem biblical, but aren't. Here's another installment in our series.

For the third installment in this series, we look at the phrase, "Everything happens for a reason". Sometimes phrases we think are biblical actually aren't. They may be meant to console, but fail to hold any weight. Sermon text available at https://fpcslc.org/sermonlibrary

Common phrases are sometimes mistaken for being biblical in origin. Take "You get what you deserve" for instance. Pastor Jamie takes a look at where the phrase comes from, what the bible actually says, and whet we believe as Christians.Sermon text available at https://fpcslc.org/sermonlibrary

It's just as important to know what Jesus actually said as it is to know what he didn't say. There are many sayings in common language that may seem biblical, but are really not. And while meant to be helpful, some can actually do more harm than good.Sermon text available at https://fpcslc.org/sermonlibrary

Pastor Jamie White preachingSermon text available at https://fpcslc.org/sermonlibrary

Pastor Jared McClure preachingSermon text available at https://fpcslc.org/sermonlibrary

Pastor Jamie White preachingSermon text available at https://fpcslc.org/sermonlibrary

Pastor Jamie White preachingSermon text available at https://fpcslc.org/sermonlibrary

Pastor Jared McClure preachingSermon text available at https://fpcslc.org/sermonlibrary