Grounded with Steve Hartland

Steve and Jason sit down to discuss Hell. How can Hell be a good thing, and why we need to think about it more.

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G3 Ministries President Josh Buice and Steve sit down to talk like a couple of pastors about their concerns for the modern church. How can we better equip believers to choose good churches and teaching to sit under? Today's episode is all about applying the doctrine of Ecclesiology, how to do church as the Bible intends.

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Steve and Jeremy sit down to talk about an essential, but divisive issue in Christendom. Many believers hold very different views when it comes to Genesis, but Jeremy wants to remind us how important our understanding of Genesis really is to our faith.

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Is there a problem with the position on same-sex attraction that many Christians and churches have taken in our time and age? Our hope is that this episode will help you to better navigate this issue.

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Scott Aniol is back, and he and Steve discuss a common error in the church today. Namely, many churches and believers mistakenly use language as to suggest that they are receiving personal revelation, straight from God.

Episode Chapters:

9:11 - Reflection on individuals claiming divine messages from the Bible, contrasting with Moses' unique communication with God.

12:33 - Challenges in interpreting divine guidance and expressions among Christians.

17:58 - The danger of relying on personal feelings over the wisdom of the Book of Proverbs and Scripture.

22:39 - The weight of claiming divine communication and the importance of aligning with biblical standards.

27:38 - Warning against insubordinate preaching and teaching, emphasizing the weight of the calling.

32:30 - The impact of embracing charismatic music in non-charismatic churches and its influence on theology and worship.

36:53 - The importance of illumination in understanding and accepting God's word for believers.

41:09 - It's imperative to correctly utilize scripture, church doctrine, and collective wisdom for theological understanding.

45:23 - Final caution against claiming divine guidance in decision-making, emphasizing credit to God but acknowledging human wisdom.

End of Episode Chapters.

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Dr. Voddie Baucham's book, It's Not Like Being Black hits the shelves. Everything from the logical conclusions of the gay movement to the chilling reality of its origins, there is much we as believers can learn from Voddie's book.

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3:30 - Implications of equating sexual identity to race and its impact on discrimination against Christians.

7:12 - Progression towards normalization of pedophilia in culture and the potential consequences.

11:15 - Rising concerns about the Marxist idea of social justice leading to a war against Christianity and traditional values.

14:48 - Impact of Kinsey's book on traditional sexual morality and perception of sex.

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Just me, my Bible and the Holy Spirit.... right? Steve wants to clear up common confusion in the church today surrounding Illumination.

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Stan Gray and Steve Hartland sit down to discuss marriage! They go over the importance of getting help when things aren't going well, and some of the nuances of biblical marriage that are relevant to our time and age.

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Steve gives us a fly-over of the importance of having a view of Biblical Submission, to the glory of God.

7:01 - Exploration of submission in biblical context, emphasizing rank and humility in relationships.

13:39 - Submission to divinely constituted authorities reflects true submission to Christ and is not abuse.

18:23 - Debunking the myth of mutual submission in relationships.

23:31 - Importance of parental authority and teaching children to submit and obey for their benefit and societal harmony.

27:44 - Understanding submission in different relationships according to biblical teachings.

32:41 - In different aspects of life as per Biblical teachings, including towards spouses, pastors, and government.

37:51 - Discussion on churches defying government orders during pandemic, emphasizing biblical submission to God over man.

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Satire, irony and mockery. When is it appropriate for Christians to use such literary devices?

Beginning of Chapter Timestamps:

4:35 - Exploring the use of satire and irony in biblical context for impactful communication and rhetorical effect

8:54 - Appropriate response to unrepentant evil involves using strong language like mockery, as seen in Elijah's actions

13:38 - Paul, filled with the Holy Spirit, confronts a man with strong words in Acts 13:9-12

22:54 - Discussion on harsh names used by religious figures and appropriateness of name-calling in Christianity

27:40 - Discussion on the severity of God's condemnation for one sin

36:50 - The importance of gentleness and punishment in religious teachings and actions

41:13 - Pastors must address evil affecting their congregation with harshness and vigilance

45:44 - Challenges faced by evangelicals in accepting strong verbiage historically used by figures like Martin Luther

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