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How closely should we examine the beliefs of others?  How closely should we examine our own?  Are the questions posed by critics of orthodox Christianity even worth considering?  What’s at stake in these debates?

The Ten Commandments of Progressive Christianity by Michael J. Kruger 

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Disagreements are inevitable.  But how we handle them as Christians is vitally important.  In our divided society where debates often turn toxic, how can the Bible help us be charitable and gracious to not only our fellow brothers and sisters in Christ but also those not of our faith?

John Newton's letter sighted by Oren 

Talking to Strangers by Malcolm Gladwell (the book David couldn't remember the title of)

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What does the COVID-19 pandemic mean for the future?  What can we expect to change?  Why does it change?  How might our churches be impacted by COVID-19 in the months and years to come?

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Is there a wrong way to reopen churches following the COVID-19 lockdown?  How can we avoid this process becoming divisive in the church?  What are my responsibilities as a member during this transition?

The Idiot's Guide to Reopening Your Church

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Why should the killing of Ahmaud Arbery matter to Christians?  How can the Bible help us navigate something that becomes some immediately polarizing in our society?  

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Let’s talk politics.  More specifically, let’s talk politicians.  As Christians, we are commanded in Scripture to honor our government leaders.  Our deeply, politically divided nation has created an angry and disrespectful dialogue that many Christians have adopted.  But is it justified?  Just how are we as Christians to honor our government leaders in our current political climate?

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In the words of Bob Dylan, "The Times, They Are A Changin’"  especially when it comes to views on marriage, parenting, sexuality, and what constitutes the American Dream.  Right at the center of all this change are Millennials.  In today’s episode, we’ll break down what’s changing and why and what a biblical response looks like.

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Even though they’re married, starting families, over a decade in the workforce, and nearing their 40s, Millennials are still a hot topic of conversation.  This is especially true as it relates to millennials and the church.  In today’s episode, we’ll discuss solutions to common problems.

Books on Millennials and the Church

The Millennials by Thom and Jess Rainer

Not What You Think: Why the Bible Might Be Nothing We Expected And Everything We Need by Michael and Lauren McAfee 

Called To Stay: An Uncompromising Mission To Save Your Church by Caleb Breakey 

Resilient Faith: How the Early Christian "Third Way" Changed the World by Gerald L. Sittser 

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During this pandemic, what do we need to know about our religious liberties as Christians and especially as it relates to church gatherings?  What are the facts?  What about those who are meeting in violation of the government's mandate?

A Q&A for churches on government restrictions with a religious liberty attorney by Jeff Pickering

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The theme of Sabbath rest runs through the entire Bible and finds its fulfillment in Jesus.  But what does it actually look like to rest in Christ?  How does one practically go about the process of being refreshed, rejuvenated, and rested in Jesus?  How is that different than concepts of worldly rest?  Why is the rest that Jesus provides superior?  

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*footnotable is a ministry of First Baptist Church Baton Rouge