In this episode of "Designed 4 More," we continue exploring divisiveness in the church, focusing on its impact on faith communities and how to overcome these divisions. Dr. Jennings offers scriptural insights and practical advice to help foster unity, promote understanding, and strengthen bonds within our faith communities, even amid differing beliefs and practices. Join us as we uncover ways to nurture a spirit of unity that respects diversity and reinforces our collective mission as a church.

In this episode of "Designed 4 More," we delve into the pressing issue of divisiveness within the church. As communities of faith, we are called to unity and love, yet all too often, we find ourselves divided by differences in doctrine, practice, and personal convictions. How do these divisions arise, and what can we do to bridge the gaps that threaten our collective mission?

Join us as we explore the roots of divisiveness in the church, examining both its spiritual and practical dimensions. With insights from scripture, theology, and real-life experiences, we’ll uncover strategies for fostering unity while respecting diversity.

Welcome to "Designed 4 More," where we explore the profound connections between mind, body, spirit, and relationships. In this episode, we delve into one of the most pressing mental health challenges of our time: Depression.

Depression isn’t just a mental struggle—it affects every aspect of our being, from our physical health to our spiritual well-being. Is depression purely a mental health issue, or does it also have spiritual and emotional roots? How do you know when medication is necessary, and what role does faith play in the healing process? These are some of the critical questions we tackle as we harmonize biblical principles, scientific understanding, and real-life experiences. 

Whether you’re personally facing depression or supporting a loved one, this episode offers valuable insights to help guide you toward healing and a fuller life. Join us as we uncover how you are designed for more—even in the face of depression—and discover strategies for living a life aligned with God’s design.

In this new episode of our podcast, we explore the Law of Liberty and its real-life implications—how true freedom, much like physical laws, operates within the boundaries of God’s design. We'll discuss how love and liberty are intertwined and why love falters when freedom is compromised. By examining real-world scenarios, we’ll show how violations of liberty lead to chaos, selfishness, and the breakdown of relationships, offering practical insights on fostering environments where love, personal growth, and authentic connections can flourish.

Welcome to Part 2 of our journey through the seven levels of moral decision-making. In our previous episode, we laid the groundwork for understanding how we discern right from wrong. In this episode, we're diving deeper into each of the seven levels, uncovering the intricacies of moral decision-making and how our understanding evolves at each stage. Just as parents adapt their communication to suit the developmental stage of their children—explaining things differently to a 3-year-old than to a 30-year-old—so does God tailor His guidance to meet us where we are. Because God is love, He speaks to each of us at our unique level of development, providing the wisdom we need at each stage of our spiritual journey. Join us as we explore these levels and how they shape our understanding of God and morality.

There are seven levels of understanding right and wrong (moral decision-making). Because God is love, God speaks to each person at their level of development, just as a parent speaks to their children in different ways at various stages of development. A parent explains things differently to a 3 year old than to a 30 year old. So does God.

For a law to qualify as a design law, it must be a principle upon which reality operates, yielding testable, reproducible, consistent, and predictable results. "Designed 4 More" is a collaborative production by Come and Reason Ministries and Honey Lake Clinic (HLC). Join Tim Jennings, M.D., Ed Anderson, HLC chaplain, and Danielle Rhome, HLC therapist, as they harmonize biblical principles with science and real-life experiences, uncovering unified truths where all three threads of evidence converge.