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Episode 54 | Last Names, Hard Pass Purchases, Intentional Relationships, & Biblical Sexuality

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(3:49) Joke of the Day(5:30) Question of the Day: What is something you refuse to spend money on?(11:06) Hot Topic: Jesus was criticized for eating with tax collectors and sinners. Paul warns that “Do not be misled. Bad company corrupts good character”. So how should Christians balance building real relationships with people who don’t follow Christ with not being influenced by sin?(17:51) Discussion & Member Questions:(18:15) How to respond to friend who believes conspiracy theories and blames Jews for outrageous acts?(27:23) Let’s recap what we covered on Sunday just to remind everyone what it was about(31:02) I noticed you used the language, “sexual desires”, but I often hear it as “sexual needs” - How does that language affect how we approach our sexuality?(33:20) I was attempting to begin a gospel conversation and the topic of marriage got brought up. And as a non-believer, he does not understand why he needs to get the government involved in his relationship with his girlfriend. What is the appropriate way to address this topic with gentleness but directness if you’re trying to go towards a gospel conversation? For instance, would Romans 13:1-2 be valid to point towards in this case?(41:20) Could you clarify what you mean by the lists? Because we do follow lists…even love the Lord your God first and then your neighbor as yourself is a list. (44:55) Where do the priests get the idea of being celibate?(46:26) Steve, you said you don’t like seeing people with signs and verses. What is the best way to combat our culture?(52:55) Could we take some time to provide some handlebars for those who might be struggling with their own sexuality?(58:15) Celebration: DNow

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(3:49) Joke of the Day(5:30) Question of the Day: What is something you refuse to spend money on?(11:06) Hot Topic: Jesus was criticized for eating with tax collectors and sinners. Paul warns that “Do not be misled. Bad company corrupts good character”. So how should Christians balance building real relationships with people who don’t follow Christ with not being influenced by sin?(17:51) Discussion & Member Questions:(18:15) How to respond to friend who believes conspiracy theories and blames Jews for outrageous acts?(27:23) Let’s recap what we covered on Sunday just to remind everyone what it was about(31:02) I noticed you used the language, “sexual desires”, but I often hear it as “sexual needs” - How does that language affect how we approach our sexuality?(33:20) I was attempting to begin a gospel conversation and the topic of marriage got brought up. And as a non-believer, he does not understand why he needs to get the government involved in his relationship with his girlfriend. What is the appropriate way to address this topic with gentleness but directness if you’re trying to go towards a gospel conversation? For instance, would Romans 13:1-2 be valid to point towards in this case?(41:20) Could you clarify what you mean by the lists? Because we do follow lists…even love the Lord your God first and then your neighbor as yourself is a list. (44:55) Where do the priests get the idea of being celibate?(46:26) Steve, you said you don’t like seeing people with signs and verses. What is the best way to combat our culture?(52:55) Could we take some time to provide some handlebars for those who might be struggling with their own sexuality?(58:15) Celebration: DNow

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