Dummies With Wisdom

Abortion is a hotly debated topic these days. While the conversations around it are always difficult, it might be even more difficult with someone inside the church that supports abortion to some extent. In this extended length episode, the dummies discuss how we approach these conversations and how we should  prepare.

A listener wants to know, are church denominations a necessary division of the church? Also, at what point is it good for a local church to divide itself? 

From a listener-submitted question today, the Dummies discuss if pastors can have political signs in their yards and how vocal they can be outside of the church in politics while still being healthy and unifying for the church they lead.

Today, the Dummies discuss how the church should stay culturally relevant in the midst of a culture obsessed with ideas such as feminism, equality, COVID, and others.

In this episode, the Dummies discuss if belief in evolution means that a person is not saved. Rather than discussing the merits of the theory, we discuss how it pertains to the Bible and if someone can/should believe in theistic evolution.

From a listener-submitted question, the Dummies discuss how we manage our action against God's potential calling for our lives. How should we act when we are unsure of God's calling or at least unsure of the timing? Should we wait or should we go?

The Dummies answer two listener-submitted questions today. First, do all people hear the gospel before they die? If not, are they still destined to hell? Second, at what age is baptism necessary?

In a listener-submitted question, we discuss body alterations and to what extent they are acceptable. From tattoos to Kim Kardashian, where should we draw the line?

Many churches are concerned with their lack of diversity - not diversity of thought, but of skin color. The question is, is a "white church" necessarily something worth concern? Likewise, should black churches be seeking out more white members?