DRIVING THEOLOGY

Death sucks. I didn't start out to make this a eulogy about my Father-in-law. But it went there anyway. I apologize for this being late. I forgot my computer yesterday. I would love some feedback (pun intended) on the new mic set up. Like? No? No change?

Trying out a new mic setup (It fails miserably, btw!). The voice comes through better, but there is a vibration happening. Will need to take care of that! I'll work on it! Please bear with me.

Got my car back from the mechanic and I'm stoked. Too care of some of the rattles, which is better for you guys, I hope. But, after I catch you guys up a bit, I talk a little about the proactive nature of following Jesus.

Today's offering stems from an epiphany I had about the temporal nature of Hell and the eternal nature of Heaven, and how both are first experienced in this life.

In this podcast, I explore the nature of worship, which segues into a talk on knowing and following God's will.

After a brief eulogy for Jazz giant Sonny Rolllins, I get into what is know as "The Ten Commandments", my relationship with them and other biblical "Rules", and how I approach them.

MAGA wants you to believe that empathy can somehow be weaponized, can be evil, can be manipulated. What they don't tell you, is that empathy is a weapon against all that is anti-Christ, anti-love. Yes, it is a weapon. But not against goodness, but against evil (Isaiah 5:20). This episode is a bit short because of a technical difficulty.

There is something about the modern church experience that just falls short. I try to get into something here that might contribute to that. Practice.