In this episode, I talk about heuristics, which are basically pathways in the brain that think for us. Think of it as "thinking on autopilot." These can be good or bad, depending on how they're trained and restrained. I hope this helps you today!

In this short update, I provide a bit of a road map as to where we're going this season, and I also confess the need for a couple of course-corrections.

How can we listen to those who've gone before us who either didn't "have it all together" or -- worse -- who advocated for outright sins? How should we respond? I hope this episode helps you.

We are living in what one man has called a "Strange New World." Others perhaps see it as an "Animal Farm." What's going on and how do we respond? I hope this brief episode is a help to you.

In this episode, I discuss the practice of cancelling church meetings on Christmas Day when Christmas falls on a Sunday.

Here are the links to the TGC articles I mentioned in the podcast, in the order in which I mentioned them:

1. https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/church-services-christmas/

2. https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/blogs/kevin-deyoung/a-plea-to-pastors-dont-cancel-church-on-christmas/

3. https://www.thegospelcoalition.org/article/cancel-christmas-day-service/

Thanks for listening!

I'll warn you upfront -- I get a bit preachy in this one. I've had a front row seat to some egregious imbalance, and I take issue with it in this episode.

In today's episode, I strive for a balanced view of the practice of tattoos. Is it unbiblical? Even if it's okay, does that mean it's right for you? Have a listen. I hope you'll be blessed and informed.

First things first: Please pardon my voice -- I'm still a bit congested after battling a rough head cold last week. 

In this episode, I share three cautions to observe in our pursuit of enacting changes for the sake of balance. I hope it is a blessing to you.

This quick episode outlines the direction of the Equipoise Podcast as we look at the road ahead. In short, we're not going anywhere, and I'm looking forward to producing more engaging content in the future. Thanks for listening!