Why are Christians such hypocrites? "Conversations that Matter"

Episode 4 of the Deeper podcast, hosted by Wollongong Baptist Church, titled "Why are Christians such hypocrites? "Conversations that Matter"" was published on September 4, 2019 and runs 20 minutes.

September 4, 2019 ·20m · Deeper

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Summary

Join Pastor Mark Roberts as he interviews Pastor Ken Davies on why Christians are hypocrites and what we ought to do when we recognise hypocrisy in ourselves. Is there a difference between small inconsistencies in our living and serious hypocrisy? What does Jesus have to say to hypocrites? Should Christians be judging others for their sin? How can we gently and appropriately rebuke one another for living inconsistently with God's word? These and other related questions will be answered during this episode. 

Episode Description

Join Pastor Mark Roberts as he interviews Pastor Ken Davies on why Christians are hypocrites and what we ought to do when we recognise hypocrisy in ourselves. Is there a difference between small inconsistencies in our living and serious hypocrisy? What does Jesus have to say to hypocrites? Should Christians be judging others for their sin? How can we gently and appropriately rebuke one another for living inconsistently with God's word? These and other related questions will be answered during this episode.

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