Equipoise

Or see. Or hear. There's much more we need to do before simply adopting something as correct and true.

Sources:

https://isbndb.com/blog/how-many-books-are-in-the-world/

https://wordsrated.com/number-of-books-published-per-year-2021/

This episode deals with a balanced approach to the beliefs and behaviors of the previous generation that are seen as outlandish (or even unbiblical) today. How do we respond?

*Note: I did not know about the 1965 Big John Patton album "Let Em Roll" when I titled this. I'm not re-titling this episode, though. Way too much work. Just gonna go with it.

What do you think about New Year's Resolutions? Have a listen!

If you're on the "horns of dilemma" or are wrestling with some aspect of your faith (or your faith entirely!), please know that this isn't necessarily a bad thing. On the contrary, it could be the best thing you've ever done. Have a listen!

What are "spiritual trump cards?" Have a listen!

Here's the link I promised. It's pretty good stuff: https://g3min.org/stop-saying-god-told-me/

What does the Bible say about hearing from God? Have listen!

As promised, here's the link to the article I referenced in the podcast. You'll note that he and I don't see quite eye-to-eye on this topic, but the author is a valuable resource and it'd be a shame to miss what he has to say here. https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/how-do-we-hear-god/

What does it mean to "hear the voice of God?" Is this a legit thing? What's the balance? This miniseries will explore this topic over the next three weeks.

As a follow-up to my swearing episode, I thought I'd see if we can tackle this question from a balanced perspective.

What is "swearing" and "cursing," anyways? And -- given how we use those terms today -- who wrote the list of which words are "bad" and why? And can Christians swear? Why or why not? Listen in for some balanced takes on the topic.

Last Wednesday, something happened that should never have happened. Please join me as I discuss a balanced way to navigate how we feel and how we respond to those feelings.

Full article here: https://mernestbritt.com/?p=680