James I. Packer is the Board of Governors' Professor of Theology at Regent College. His many books include Knowing God and Rediscovering Holiness.
A Lenten Theme: Dealing with Temptation
Speaker(s): J.I. Packer
Date: March 2, 2010
Length: 33:02
Product ID: RGDL4001F
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Description
Weu2019ve all faced the challenge of doing the right thing for the wrong reason. In this chapel talk, given during the winter of 2010, J.I. Packer explores a central theme of Lent, temptation, examining the various possibilities faced by Jesus at the start of his ministry. Listeners are encouraged to keep their eyes on our great Saviour, the one who overcame temptation, and helps those in times of temptation.
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