EP316: How Much Do We Hate Each Other? New Data Says A LOT | Being Faithful When It's Unpopular | Let's Move On from the Former President

On This Episode: BEING FAITHFUL IN AN ANTAGONISTIC WORLD Recently, my Facebook memories were full of condemnations of what happened in Charlottesville, VA 6 years ago. I saw me and many people of God rightly condemning the sin of racism and white supremacy. It occurred to me while looking back on those posts that we have to be faithful to call out the sins of the culture of this moment as well. It was popular to call out racism. It won’t be popular to call out sexual deviations from God’s design, gender confusion, and family breakdown. We’re called to be faithful, though – whether it’s popular or not. WE JUST HATE EACH OTHER I saw this – unsurprising but saddening to see how divided we are. It reminded me of this. In a world where we think the “other side” is close-minded, immoral, dishonest, etcetera, I have some ideas on how to try and bridge gaps. IT’S TIME TO MOVE ON The recent events at Mar a Lago have led me to this conclusion: the country needs to move on from the most recent president. The Right was slowly forgetting him – Fox wasn’t featuring him (even counter-programming against him), polls were starting to show the Governor of Florida slightly leading him, and other polls started to show more and more on the Right were ready to move. And then Mar a Lago happened. Now instead of talking about inflation and crime, Republicans are spending time defending one of the most unpopular people in the country. The Left can’t quit him for other reasons I’ll discuss. I just argue this: we all need to move on.