How do we imagine self-righteousness? Where are we blind to it and how does the four-chapter Gospel widen how we imagine it? Mike walks me through the story of Jesus cleansing the temple and how it reveals something much deeper about our faith.



Books mentioned in this episode:



The Righteous Mind - Jonathon HaidtOur Bodies Tell God’s Story - Christopher WestPostwar: A History of Europe Since 1945 - Tony Just

How do we imagine self-righteousness? Where are we blind to it and how does the four-chapter Gospel widen how we imagine it? Mike walks me through the story of Jesus cleansing the temple and how it reveals something much deeper about our faith. Books mentioned in this episode: The Righteous Mind - Jonathon HaidtOur Bodies Tell God’s Story - Christopher WestPostwar: A History of Europe Since 1945 - Tony Just

Episode 54: To Be Overly Righteous

Iain McGilchrist describes the right hemisphere as “prophetic.” Mike Metzger’s voice has often been described as prophetic. Prophets are not weirdos. They instead have a wide-angle lens. They see more widely. This series of conversations is designed to widen your lens—on the faith, your work, the gospel, your physical body… you name it.

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Episode 54: To Be Overly Righteous

Episode 54: To Be Overly Righteous