God, Gender, and Protecting Our Children | Jonathan Gray | South Campus

Summary

The sermon uses the fable of the boy who cried wolf to illustrate the consequences of unchecked dishonesty and the importance of trustworthiness. It references Aesop's fable and Isaiah 56:10, comparing corrupt leaders to silent watchdogs who fail to warn their flock. The takeaway is that repeated lies erode credibility, leaving one vulnerable when genuine danger arises.