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The Surpassing Value
by James Hong
"If you love someone who is ruining his or her life by faulty thinking and you don't do anything about it because you are afraid of what others might think, it would seem that rather than being loving you are in fact being heartless." - William Wilberforce
Episodes
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Episode 19 - On In Vitro Fertilization
In this second episode of the imago dei series, we now begin to explore some of the more particulars of IVF. We do our best to handle this issue with care, yet with candor. This episode is meant to be a general episode that covers the topic succinctly. In future episodes, we do plan on breaking...
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Episode 18 - On Embryonic Adoption
Adoption is one of the most beautiful pictures we see in Scripture. It is also a testimony of God's living grace when we see it portrayed on this side of immortality. We have seen this up close again and again. But what exactly is embryonic adoption? It almost seems like a science fiction novel...
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Episode 17 - On The Sufficiency and Clarity of Scripture and Historical Theology
We recently lived through a period where the sufficiency and clarity of Scripture was attacked. Perhaps not doctrinally, but subtly and perniciously. Lived experiences were treated as infallible and Scripture was thrown by the wayside. We were taught to always use Scripture as our guiding light,...
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Episode 16 - On Philosophical Arguments For God
Recently, Jordan Peterson came out and said something very explosive. He stated in no uncertain terms that the Bible was the precondition for the manifestation for truth and that it was "way more true than just true." What he did not realize is that he paraphrased a position within the…
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BONUS EPISODE - On Dewey Po Fangre
You're invited to listen in on one son's emotional journey through the untimely death of his father and how God worked to bring about so much good.
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Episode 15 - On The Reliability Of The New Testament Documents
Are Christians allowed to inquire into the validity of the NT documents or is such inquiry antagonistic to our faith? Does Christianity fall apart when put under the microscope of textual criticism? This episode explores not only the evidence corroborating the NT, but also why our faith is...
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Episode 14 - On Faith And Reason Coupled With Grace and Logic
Is there a biblical compatibility between faith and reason? Man, in his quest to free himself from God has in the past employed reason autonomous from God and it has ended in disaster. However, does that mean all Christians should completely abandon this faculty? In this episode, we will explore...
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Episode 13 - On The Greater Than Solomon
Charles Spurgeon once stated: "OUR first thought is that no mere man would have said this concerning himself unless he had been altogether eaten up with vanity; for Solomon was among the Jews the very ideal of greatness and wisdom. It would be an instance of the utmost self-conceit if any mere…
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Episode 12 - On Margaret Sanger and Mildred Jefferson
In every major city in this country, you'll find a Planned Parenthood. Much controversy surrounds this institution, but what were its origins? In this episode, I dive into the founder Margaret Sanger and quote to you her own writings that sheds light on the origins of Planned Parenthood. I also...
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Side Note - Regarding Berean Community Church All Church Retreat Instructions
This episode is specific to Berean Community Church as the entirety of the side note deals with instructions for those attending the retreat.
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Side Note - Regarding The Cuban Protests
Here's a link to the article I reference: RUBIO: Cuba Protests Are About Freedom, Not COVID | The Daily Wire
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Episode 11 - On The Most Difficult Time In My Life And The Conception Of Life
In what is a relatively common occurrence today, I unpack a personal episode that caused me to apply propositional truth to the actual reality of life and death. For the many people that have experienced this same event or will in the future, I'm hoping this will bring some comfort.
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BONUS EPISODE - On Deconstructionism
Deconstruction. What in the world is it? Is it biblical? And is it just about asking questions? In this episode, I invite Pastor Peter Kim and Pastor Mark Lim to flesh out this term to investigate to see if this is benign or if this is something as Christians we should be wary of. Interestingly...
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Episode 10 - On Social Justice Chapter 2
In this episode, I do a book review of Thaddeus William's book "Confronting Injustice Without Compromising Truth" I was fortunate enough to be a part of the launch team. Here's my Amazon review of the book: I have to say that this book far exceeded my expectations. Professor Williams states in…
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Episode 9 - On Human Dignity, The Imago Dei, And Social Media
What is it exactly about mankind that sets us apart from animals? Is it our intellect? Our ability to reason? The passions that we share? What if an advanced alien race descended to Earth? Would that event shake your faith? I submit to you that what sets us apart is that we are all made in the...
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Side Note - Regarding Inconspicuous Servants
A side note regarding inconspicuous servants.
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BONUS EPISODE - On An Anecdotal History Of Berean Community Church
When a church is tiny, the retelling of the history of the church happens organically and easily permeates throughout the entire church. However, as a church grows, that kind of organic retelling becomes lost by virtue of the size of the church. At the same time, the need to remember God's grace...
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BONUS EPISODE - On Fault Lines: The Social Justice Movement and Evangelicalism's Looming Catastrophe By Voddie Baucham
In this bonus episode, I go through Voddie Baucham's latest book. Here's my Amazon review of this book: Slowly, more and more faithful material is coming out and demystifying the darkness surrounding Critical Race Theory. However, as far as I know, there haven’t been any books that have dealt…
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Episode 8 - On Marxism Chapter 2
As we continue on with Marxism, let me ask you a question. Did Karl Marx ever intend to embed his ideology within Christianity? If so, where’s the proof? Moreover, it’s well noted that Karl Marx and Charles Spurgeon occupied the same London around roughly the same time. Did Charles Spurgeon have...
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Episode 7 - On Marxism Chapter 1
Democratic Socialism. Socialism. Karl Marx. Marxism. Communism. You've heard these words a ton recently and will continue to do so. However, what do they exactly mean? Where did these theories originate? Are they confined solely to economics? Do they tread upon reality and by extension morality?...
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BONUS EPISODE - On The Ravi Zacharias Scandal
By now, most of us have heard of the scandal surrounding now deceased apologist Ravi Zacharias. In this bonus episode, I engage in an informal discussion with Pastor Peter Kim to unpack some of the implications surrounding this whole debacle. We don't cover every single aspect, but we address…
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Episode 6 - On Contributory Negligence
With everything going on in the world, it becomes easy to bemoan the times and look at everyone else. This episode, I take a little bit of a break from talking about worldview issues to take a more personal approach. Next episode, we'll return to worldviews.
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Episode 5 - On Social Justice Chapter 1
Social Justice. This term is thrown everywhere, but what exactly does it mean? Is there proof that this theory has saturated academia and by extension culture? How can we break down this term unambiguously? What is a truthful way to consider all its implications? This episode is entitled "On…
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Episode 4 - On Critical Race Theory
Critical Race Theory. Until recently, very few had heard of the actual academic term. Now, it has caused quite the stir not only in academia, but in the broader context of the culture and the church. But what exactly is it? How does it relate to what is going on in society today? What are some of...
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BONUS EPISODE - On The Birth Of Christ And The Magi
Christmas Day. Hot chocolate. Gifts. Die Hard. None of the stated is bad, but have you considered some of the finer details regarding the birth of Christ? What about the mysterious magi? Were there really only three of them? Who exactly were they and do they hold any significance?
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Episode 3 - On Darwinian Evolution And Scientifically Validated Racism
Darwinian Evolution. Taught in schools and universities and accepted as established dogma. Does it pass scrutiny? What are some logical implications and extensions? Historically, does it have a connection with racism? If so, how has the connection played out?
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Episode 2 - On Truth
As the first substantive episode, let's lay some groundwork for future episodes. Have you considered the intrinsic and inherent qualities of truth and their implications?
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Episode 1 - On The Surpassing Value
Nothing substantive in this episode. If you're curious why I would start a podcast, then feel free to listen. Otherwise, if you want substance, go straight to Episode 2.
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"If you love someone who is ruining his or her life by faulty thinking and you don't do anything about it because you are afraid of what others might think, it would seem that rather than being loving you are in fact being heartless." - William Wilberforce
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James Hong
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