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Has 2020 given us anything to be thankful for? How do we have a good Thanksgiving when so much of this year has gone wrong? Pastors Oren and David discuss how to make the most of Thanksgiving this year with practical advice and creative ideas.
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In a follow-up to the Paranormal Livestream event, Pastors Oren and David answer questions submitted from those wanting insights on topics not covered during the livestream. Specifically, Freemasons, Kabbalah, and Catholic Exorcism.
Articles used in research for this episode
Freemasonry
Freemasonry and Christianity
Is Freemasonry Occultic?
Kabbalah
Is Kabbalah Consistent With Christianity?
Christian Apologetics & Research Ministry
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Candy! Candy! Candy! What kids don't like the concept of Halloween? As Halloween becomes an ever-growing, billion-dollar-a-year industry so grows our nation's fascination with the spirit world. This isn't just a passing interest either. More and more people, especially in younger generations, are adopting worldviews and beliefs that heavily involve the spirit world.
In this episode, Pastors Oren and David will talk about their Halloween experiences growing up and how the spirit world has changed the religious landscape in America.
Send in your questions about the supernatural and paranormal world to [email protected]
First Baptist Church Baton Rouge on YouTube - Paranormal livestream event on October 25 @ 6 PM
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This week, Pastor David attended the ETCH Family Ministry Conference hosted by Lifeway, and Pastor Oren checked in to see how things were going. They discuss the conference, the experience of attending online, and why family ministry is so important in the church.
Click here to learn more at ETCH and how you can participate.
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How has belief among the average church attendee changed in recent years? The results of the recent State of Theology survey shows that the theological beliefs of the culture are being rapidly adopted by those within the church. Oren and David continue their discussion on these findings and take a look at why beliefs in the church are likely trending this way and what the church can do moving forward. It's clear that theology matters - and that makes it footnotable.
Survey results discussed in this episode:
GOD
JESUS
HUMANITY, SIN & SALVATION
THE BIBLE
THE CHURCH
CULTURE
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What do Americans believe about God, Jesus, the Bible, sin, and salvation? How has it changed over the years? Does it really matter? What about within the church? Oren and David begin a two-part series where they discuss the implications of the State of Theology survey conducted by Ligonier and Lifeway in 2020. What we believe, or don't believe for that matter, has ripple effects on our thoughts, actions, political and economic systems, and even how we view each other - and that makes it footnotable.
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Discussions online can turn ugly real fast. People embrace the anonymity and disconnected nature of social media and feel free to let people have it. It can be incredibly toxic. Sadly, many who call themselves Christians act the exact same way online. Rather than being countercultural, they embrace the fallen culture of online interaction. Thankfully, there's a better way.
How we act and engage with others online is vitally important and speaks volumes about what we actually believe about Jesus and His Word. Our status as ambassadors for Christ is at stake online - and that makes it footnotable.
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Our digital reality can seem so overwhelming! Are we hopeless to make any sense of it? Is there anything we can do to gain control for the sake of our families? Actually, there is. In today's episode, Oren and David get down and practical about digital in the home and how to establish a Family Technology Plan. Without proper guardrails and guidance from parents, families will likely suffer the negative effects of social media, screen time, and the psychological and mental consequences that come with them - and that makes it footnotable.
12 Ways Your Phone is Changing You - Tony Reinke
iGen - Jean Twenge
Axis.org
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How has news changed over the past 30 years? Do facts and data still have value or has there been a shift to opinion and emotion? Am I being manipulated without knowing it? Research shows that significant shifts in how news is produced and disseminate have occurred in our society. These shifts impact how we perceive and respond to the world around us. Understanding these shifts helps us gain a better understanding of the current hostility and divisiveness associated with the news today - and that makes it footnotable.
Rand Corporation Study: Truth Decay
The Gospel Coalition article: What Christians Should Know About QANON
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Digital is the biggest shift in communication since the printing press. It's not a fad and it dominates every aspect of our lives. Digital has opened doors for helpful advancements but it is also used for harm. How do we live and navigate wisely in our digital age? We'll seek to answer this question over in our three-part series, Navigating the Digital Age.
In this episode, Oren and David discuss the advent and rapid growth of digital technology, share some startling statistics, and talk about various ways digital is used and misused in our society today.
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