Dan Langdon is the minister of the OpenDoor congregation. He and his wife, Kathy, have been married since 1992 and have four children – Liam, Abby, Levi, and Anna Grace. Graduates of Oklahoma Christian University, the Dan and Kathy have spent over 20 years in Christian ministry in various parts of the world including Japan, Scotland, Haiti, India and the U.S. They have been a vital part of OpenDoor since 2009.
"…that God may open a door (Col. 4:3)"
Sermons by Dan Langdon (Page 2)
Throughout this year, Dan is preaching from “The Story,” which is the Bible, but written as a chronological novel (purchase HERE). This is first week and the lesson this week is drawn from Chapter 1. In the story, there is an “upper” story (the spiritual perspective of God) and a “lower” story (the day-to-day perspective of…
Losing one’s life – for the sake of finding it – enables one to know and understand the most fundamental aspect of God – unconditional love.
As Dan points out in this lesson, fire threatens, but it also provides opportunity. In fact, he says, we should welcome the fire.
Dan continues his series of lessons from 1 Corinthians and the discussion about “losing.” In our spiritual lives, God provides enormous reward even as we are “losing.”
In this lesson, Dan continues his series from 1 Corinthians, “The Joy of Losing.”
How does dominion (winning) and obedience (losing?) go together? Is it possible that we have the wrong goal in life – to win?? The reality is that we want want we want – we do want to win; we want dominion. But we might find that there is more lasting joy in losing (obedience). As…