EPISODE · Apr 11, 2019 · 1H 16M
April 11, 2019
from The Common Good Podcast · host Brian From
Various black churches have been the targets of arson in acts of 'domestic terrorism'. Brian and Ian examine the situation through the lens of how should the church itself respond to these acts against fellow believers. Chris Davis has just tied the record for consecutive hitless PA's. The guys dig into this story not only from the sports angle, but also from putting unnecessary expectations on others in high pressure situations spiritually. Pete Buttigieg spoke out about his faith as a Christian, but others criticize him because of his lifestyle. Both Brian and Ian offer their perspectives on the situation and being a Christian even when 'living in sin'. Do personality tests really matter, even in the 21st century? A conversation ensues about them, with some amusing audio from Christian comedian John Crist about Enneagram's. A black hole has finally been mapped and it is fascinating. Ian and Brian comment on how far things have come technologically to reach this point and the wonders of God's creation. Former Washington Post writer Jared Bilski quit being a Christian. Four aspects of his argument are the subject of discussion as well as the implications of this occurring. And what would we all tell our 21 year old selves? A serious but also amusing talk ensues as Brian and Ian examine their lives now versus when they were 21. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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