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 3)
Whatever it is, it seems clear that our souls cry out for it. But if freedom is only about getting what I want or doing what I want, is that really freedom – or just selfishness?
In the beginning, man was with God; he walked with God in the Garden of Eden. What must that have been like? What can it be like today?
In this lesson, Dan looks at Saul and David and those points in their lives where the provisions of God were just “not enough.”
When we give something back, it is in that moment that we understand its real value. When we demand to keep what we value, we give it an importance above God.
The church is the people of God; the fellowship of individuals given to a common ideal – the Christ.
What does mean to have the same attitude as Christ? What impact does it (or should it) have on our daily lives?