208 - Pros and Cons of Talking Theology After Church
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Today on RTP — In this episode, we talk about the treatment of unused Bibles and about using discernment when discussing politics. Then, is there a problem with discussing theology after church? In the Aftershow*, we ask if government is above the principles of the beatitudes, and we revisit the topics of the Hegelian dialectic, syncretism, and Provisionism.
SHOW NOTES:
The Cognitive Bias of Illusory Expertise
Scripture Verses Cited:
Matthew 5
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The waters have recently been stirred in conservative circles regarding the modernization of the King James Version. Permit me to make a few observations regarding the fuller discussion that needs to take place.
A recent article regarding the KJV debate seems to be making a comeback for the plowboys — those who desire the Bible in their own common tongue.
“I would encourage you to deny the myth that a woman, raising children in her home, is somehow in a helpless position with no viable outlet for her talents.”
Is it possible that one great, more full sermon per week could be far more effective than three or four sermons prepared without accountability? How do church activities effect the preaching quality?
Has the distinction between missionaries and church planters placed undue burden on U.S. church planters and put them under needless financial risk?
To the preacher who seeks to understand God and relate that understanding to the people, every single passage comes to life!
What happens when sermon illustrations are used improperly?