I have heard the rave reviews about this show for years, but have never really been interested in watching it until recently. While I have only watched the first few episodes, and I can’t recommend it for anyone really, I have found the basic premise interesting morally, and thought it might engender some discussion here. Basically, a fairly straight laced high school chemistry teacher finds out he has stage III inoperable lung cancer, and does not have long to live. He decides that, in order to make a lot of money to provide for his wife and disabled son after he’s dead, he will become a meth cook and dealer. Whether you watch or have watched the show or not (like I said, I really can’t recommend the show to anybody), what do you think of the basic premise?
Remember haggai 1:4 what God said about his temple lies in ruins why people living in their luxurious houses.
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Please how we in South Sudan let the aware of the presence of COGWM South Sudan exist and establish meaningful relationship with them. Please advise…
How the Executive Council would be aware of COG South Sudan…
I just don’t know how you can get away from externals. We are trapped in walking right, talking and acting right.
Theologically we can twist things to allow anything and we are Baptist.
Yes, sanctification is a continues process in our everyday walk with the Lord! it affects every area of our lives!….EVERY BORN AGAIN CHRISTIAN KNOWS FARELY WELL HOW SANCTIFICATION AFFECTS HIS/HER DAILY LIFE!…Just as a person knows what enters and what comes out of him!