For those of you who feel robbed that Eric is no longer posting his sermons online--here's a behind-the-scenes peek into the very first Sunday done differently.

Eric supplies a fascinating follow-up commentary on his surprising Sunday sermon. Is this the launch of a new podcast?

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This message explores the Biblical ethics of privacy. In a world currently heralding the virtues of full-disclosure, would we be right to question this “supposed virtue” biblically? After all, “it is the glory of God to conceal a matter,” is it not? Our God knows all, but He doesn’t share everything He knows with everyone who asks to know. Our God shows discretion, and desires to ensure that He doesn’t share His pearls with swine. Then He encourages us to do the same.