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These podcasts are from livestreams that I broadcast about topics of discussion in the ”We Talk Truth” group. For more information see wetalktruth.com or search for the group on Facebook.
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Wednesday Nov 01, 2023
Wednesday Nov 01, 2023
The term "tyranny of the weaker brother" is often used to describe a situation where a person with a more sensitive conscience imposes their personal convictions on others, leading a congregation to limit its freedoms unduly. The concept stems from Biblical passages like Romans 14 and 1 Corinthians 8, where Paul advises believers to be considerate of those with weaker consciences so as not to cause them to stumble.
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Tuesday Oct 31, 2023
Tuesday Oct 31, 2023
This one is driven by listener requests. The three topics are covered in one show because they all have the same golden thread running through them, expediency and God's will. We hope you are edified and informed.
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Monday Oct 30, 2023
Monday Oct 30, 2023
Idolatry comes in many different forms. Quite possible the most dangerous form is the idolatry of good things. I hope you will tune in and take a listen. Is the church today collectively guilty of turning good things from God into worthless idols?
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Thursday Oct 26, 2023
Thursday Oct 26, 2023
This is from a point made in Bible class whilst going through the book of Acts. There is a verse in the Bible that scares me. i do not mean a godly reverent respectful fear, but actually being afraid. Tune in and let me know what you think. Am I making too much of this? Let me know in the comments.
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Wednesday Oct 25, 2023
Wednesday Oct 25, 2023
In this episode of Cogitations, we delve into the three distinct paths people often encounter in life: the way that is unmistakably wrong, the deceptive path that seems right but leads to ruin, and the true way that is unerringly right. Drawing from the wisdom of the Bible, we explore the characteristics and outcomes of each path, offering real-world examples for clarity. Tune in to learn how discernment and biblical wisdom can guide you to make life choices that not only align with ethical principles but also lead to spiritual fulfillment.
From the article:
The Three Paths
Distinguishing Between the Right, the Wrong, and the Seemingly Right
The concept of "ways" or "paths" is a recurring motif in religious, philosophical, and ethical literature, illustrating choices we encounter in life. In the biblical context, this theme can be traced to the wisdom literature, particularly the book of Proverbs.
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Tuesday Oct 24, 2023
Tuesday Oct 24, 2023
An interesting conversation was had about baptism based on an article looking at the grammar of Mark 16:16. I think this episode will be profitable because it will pour cement to an already stable foundation. We hope you enjoy.
Here is a link to the comments section:
https://open.substack.com/pub/christianitynow/p/belief-and-baptism?r=2q6w2w&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web&comments=true&commentId=42402786
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Monday Oct 23, 2023
Monday Oct 23, 2023
Today we are going to look at two instances where grammar can help us understand Scripture.
Here is the article:
https://open.substack.com/pub/christianitynow/p/belief-and-baptism?r=2q6w2w&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
https://open.substack.com/pub/christianitynow/p/belief-and-baptism?r=2q6w2w&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
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Friday Oct 20, 2023
Friday Oct 20, 2023
Explore the biblical framework for creating a purpose-driven congregation in this podcast episode. Drawing from key biblical accounts and teachings, the discussion focuses on how individual roles, effective stewardship, and the power of love combine to foster a sense of belonging and purpose. Discover how these elements contribute to individual fulfillment and the collective growth of a congregation. Ideal for church leaders, members, and anyone interested in understanding the spiritual dimensions of community building.
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Thursday Oct 19, 2023
Thursday Oct 19, 2023
Feeling like you are overlooked can cause great anxiety and feelings of doubt concerning one's own self-worth. This is a natural phenomenon. The Bible can help us here.
Here is a link to the article we will discuss today:
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Wednesday Oct 18, 2023
Wednesday Oct 18, 2023
The New Testament is replete with instances where Jesus Christ chooses to spend time with social outcasts, sinners, and so-called misfits rather than with the religious elite. This evident in his interactions with tax collectors, fishermen, and even a Samaritan woman. This poses a compelling question: why did Jesus favor these seemingly unworthy individuals over those who, by societal standards, were considered virtuous and devout? The answer lies in the contrast between self-righteousness and genuine humility, the limitations of ritualistic piety, and a broader, more inclusive vision of community and spirituality.
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