The world seems to be engulfed in chaos: a war in the Mideast, war between Russia and Ukraine, and that's nothing to say of the domestic issues here in the United States. But is there hope? Owen thinks that there is with the Book of Jeremiah. In this episode, Owen takes a deep dive into the story of the exiles in Babylon and what we can learn from them today. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Exiles in Babylon: The Importance of Planting Gardens

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Dr. Owen Strachan explores the theme of the love of God as a central theme in the Bible and in the lives of believers. The host emphasizes the importance of not pitting the attributes of God against each other, but rather understanding that all of God's attributes are equally present in Him. He addresses the fear that some evangelicals have of talking about the love of God, and the danger of reducing the love of God to a squishy form that neglects holiness. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The God Who Loves to Love (Part 2)

In this conversation, Dr. Owen Strachan explores the fundamental theme of the Bible: the love of God. While the holiness of God is important, the Owen argues that the Bible is ultimately about God's love for His people. Owen stresses that the love of God is demonstrated through the sacrifice of Jesus Christ and the offer of salvation to all who believe. This love is the greatest reality in all of religion and brings security, identity, and joy to everyday living. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

The God Who Loves to Love (Part 1)

Dr. Owen Strachan critiques the idea that men should dominate their wives and children. He argues that this concept is not biblical and is influenced by secular movements like red pill manhood. Strachan emphasizes that biblical manhood is characterized by Christ-like leadership, which involves serving and cherishing one's wife. He also highlights the importance of clarity and teaching on biblical manhood in the church, as many young men are seeking guidance from outside sources. Strachan concludes by urging listeners to help and support young men in their journey towards biblical manhood. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Godly Men Don’t Dominate Women

Dr. Owen Strachan weighs in on the discussion surrounding whether or not Christians should try to "outbreed" other ideologies such as Islam or wokeness. Owen emphasizes that while children are a blessing from God, we should put our hope in the risen Christ. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Is Outbreeding Islam the Great Commission?

Dr. Owen Strachan weighs in on the debate concerning babies making noise during church service. How much noise is too much noise? Are some Christians overreacting and is there a way to find balance between silence and a cacophony of crying? Dr. Strachan answers these questions and more. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Exiles in Babylon: The Importance of Planting Gardens

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