Welcome to Unfamous, the podcast where unfamous pastors preach the fame of God. I’m your host, Cubby Westerberg. Our show is about listening to local, reformed pastors who minister to small congregations, faithfully expositing the Word and preaching from the Scriptures. These unfamous pastors are unknown to basically everyone but their own congregation, so I want to introduce them to you. Our message today is from Pastor Randy Westerberg again, and it’s a special message because it’s directed toward young people.
Young people in our culture are encouraged to stay young as long as possible, and when they do become adults, they want to regress back. They live in nostalgia land instead of the present. McDonald’s recently came out with a happy meal for adults with toys from their childhood. The culture says, “stay young and immature.” The Bible says to young people, “Be an example to everyone by your maturity.
Our message is from 1 Timothy 4:12. Let’s listen in.
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