Sermons Podcast

On a clothes Iron: "Warning! Never iron clothes while they are being worn." On a Superman costume: “Warning: Cape does not enable user to fly.” On a bottle of hair coloring: “Do not use as an ice cream topping.” On a toner cartridge: “Do not eat the toner.” On a portable stroller: “Caution: Remove infant before folding for storage.” And my favorite - In a microwave oven manual: “Do not use for drying pets.” Now, why would they make these labels? Doesn’t it seem obvious enough that you shouldn’t use these products in this way? Well yeah… but you just know somebody must have actually tried do the things these labels warned against! Warning labels often warn about the obvious. But as one person once said “The desire to make something foolproof vastly underestimates the creativity of fools.” Have you ever seen a sign on a wall that says “wet paint”? When someone sees that sign… what can you COUNT on them doing? (they’ll touch the wall, just to see…) So, the Bible often states the obvious because people are