Another one... we got more from the Endtime Tribune Archives! This time we look inwards. How much of our daily dealings and troubles come from the devil and how much do we bring upon ourselves? Matthew gets deep into those scriptures and helps you to discern between the two. Listen deep! <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/end-time-tribune_2" rel="noopener">https://www.spreaker.com/show/end-time-tribune_2</a>

Another one... we got more from the Endtime Tribune Archives! This time we look inwards. How much of our daily dealings and troubles come from the devil and how much do we bring upon ourselves? Matthew gets deep into those scriptures and helps you to discern between the two. Listen deep! https://www.spreaker.com/show/end-time-tribune_2

Another one... we got more from the Endtime Tribune Archives! This time we look inwards. How much of our daily dealings and troubles come from the devil and how much do we bring upon ourselves? Matthew gets deep into those scriptures and helps you to discern between the two. Listen deep! <a href="https://www.spreaker.com/show/end-time-tribune_2" rel="noopener noreferrer">https://www.spreaker.com/show/end-time-tribune_2</a>

Know Yourself

My faith didn’t fall apart—it outgrew the walls sola scriptura built. I started with the Bible and a real hunger for truth, but over time, I realized something was off. Why did serious, Spirit-filled believers all interpret Scripture so differently? Why did Church history seem like an afterthought in the very faith that gave us the Bible? The Crossheirs is where I started asking harder questions—with humility. Not the kind of prideful “gotcha” questions meant to win arguments, but the kind that made me uncomfortable. The kind that exposed how much I was relying on modern traditions and surface-level views of the very churches I’d been taught to avoid—especially the Catholic Church. If Christ is the Truth, then seeking Him won’t lead us astray—but it might lead us somewhere we didn’t expect. This podcast is for those willing to lay down their assumptions, trust God more than popular opinion, and follow the evidence wherever it leads. Even if it means rethinking everything.

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My faith didn’t fall apart—it outgrew the walls sola scriptura built. I started with the Bible and a real hunger for truth, but over time, I realized something was off. Why did serious, Spirit-filled believers all interpret Scripture so differently? Why did Church history seem like an afterthought in the very faith that gave us the Bible?The Crossheirs is where I started asking harder questions—with humility. Not the kind of prideful “gotcha” questions meant to win arguments, but the kind that made me uncomfortable. The kind that exposed how much I was relying on modern traditions and surface-level views of the very churches I’d been taught to avoid—especially the Catholic Church.If Christ is the Truth, then seeking Him won’t lead us astray—but it might lead us somewhere we didn’t expect. This podcast is for those willing to lay down their assumptions, trust God more than popular opinion, and follow the evidence wherever it leads. Even if it means rethinking everything.

My faith didn’t fall apart—it outgrew the walls sola scriptura built. I started with the Bible and a real hunger for truth, but over time, I realized something was off. Why did serious, Spirit-filled believers all interpret Scripture so differently? Why did Church history seem like an afterthought in the very faith that gave us the Bible? The Crossheirs is where I started asking harder questions—with humility. Not the kind of prideful “gotcha” questions meant to win arguments, but the kind that made me uncomfortable. The kind that exposed how much I was relying on modern traditions and surface-level views of the very churches I’d been taught to avoid—especially the Catholic Church. If Christ is the Truth, then seeking Him won’t lead us astray—but it might lead us somewhere we didn’t expect. This podcast is for those willing to lay down their assumptions, trust God more than popular opinion, and follow the evidence wherever it leads. Even if it means rethinking everything.

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