That I May Know Him: Fear of Being Led Astray
Chuck Swindoll encourages Christians who fear being led astray with several strategies they can use to remain vigilant against false teachings.
Introduction
- The story of the Darcy family tragedy
- Personal reflection on encountering the story in a newspaper
The Fragility of Life
- Unpredictability and brevity of life
- Reference to biblical warnings about planning without acknowledging God’s sovereignty
Dependence on Christ
- Personal reflections on the importance of Christ in times of tragedy
- The need for a deep, intimate relationship with Christ
Simplicity and Focus
- The necessity of simplifying life to focus on Christ
- Practical steps for simplifying life (e.g., saying "no" more often, reducing material possessions)
The Discipline of Silence
- Importance of taking time to be still and silent before God
- Reflections on Psalm 46 and the call to “be still and know that I am God”
Conclusion
- Encouragement to reorient life priorities towards a deeper relationship with Christ
- Final reflections on the lessons learned from personal experiences and the Darcy family tragedy
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About the Contributors
Charles R. Swindoll
Charles R. Swindoll has devoted his life to the accurate, practical teaching and application of God’s Word and His grace. A pastor at heart, Chuck has served as the founder and senior pastor-teacher of Stonebriar Community Church in Frisco, Texas. His leadership as president and now Chancellor Emeritus of Dallas Theological Seminary has helped prepare and equip a new generation for ministry. Chuck and his wife Cynthia, have four grown children, ten grandchildren, and two great-grandchildren.
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