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EPISODE · May 4, 2026 · 24 MIN

Episode 66: A Dramatic Pause and an Outro of Silence

from Hodgepodge Theology · host James Runcorn & Eric Meeter

"Is that your truth, or the truth?" In this episode, James and Eric dive headfirst into the blurring lines of the modern era. As AI reshapes how we consume and create information, the guys tackle the dangerous shift from objective reality to "self-proclaimed truth." How do we stay anchored when the world around us is moving at fiber-optic speeds? In This Episode: The Age of AI: A look at the "new era" we've entered. Is technology outpacing our ability to discern? Self-Proclaimed vs. Actual Truth: Exploring the theological and practical dangers of "living your truth" versus standing on The Truth. The Buffet of Media Gluttony: We talk about the constant noise we invite into our lives and why our brains (and souls) are feeling the bloat. The Spiritual Discipline of Silence: Why "fasting" isn't just about food anymore. The guys discuss the necessity of cutting the digital cord to find intentionality with the Father. Practicing Presence: How to move from mindless scrolling to mindful spiritual discipline. A Note on This Week's Outro: In the spirit of our discussion on intentionality, you'll notice something different as this episode closes. We've stripped away the music and the typical sign-offs. For the first time ever, we are concluding with a call to five minutes of silence. The audio will fade to black shortly after the final word, leaving you with the space to sit with the Father. We invite you not to rush to the next podcast or song, but to simply remain in the stillness. We cannot hear the whisper of the Father if we are constantly deafened by the noise of our own media gluttony.

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