The guys continue their discussion of preaching in light of Charlie Kirk’s death, and general principles that inform preaching about current events.

After Charlie Kirk was assassinated, calls rang out from all quarters to both mention and refrain from preaching about current events. The OFAD lads offer their two cents.

Andrew’s morning sermon from September 14th: https://www.hamillopc.com/p/psalm-57-a-prayer-in-times-of-trouble

Caleb’s morning sermon from September 14th: https://www.sermonaudio.com/sermons/914251752292151

[MATURE CONTENT - LISTENER DISCRETION ADVISED] OFAD continues their discussion of Charlie Kirk’s assassination and the online ideologies that seemingly fueled it. What should Christians know about transgenderism, furries, and leftist monocultures?

The guys talk about the assassination of Charlie Kirk and its impact and aftermath. They also begin a discussion of how internet ideologies played a role in radicalizing the killer.

The guys talk about the death of Christ, what it accomplishes, and what it means.

Caleb, Andrew, and Stephen began looking at Lord’s Day 15 of the Heidelberg Catechism and parallel texts in the Westminster Larger Catechism.

After a moving and heartfelt tribute to a dearly departed friend (Skype), Caleb, Andrew, and Stephen talk about Bob Prevost from Chicago.

Stephen, Caleb, and Andrew conclude their series on trauma, looking at the risks trauma theory and trauma-informed care pose to the church.

Caleb, Stephen, and Andrew continue their discussion of trauma. They look at some definitions of related to trauma and trauma-informed care, gaslighting, how TIC treats sin, David and Bathsheba, and more.

Andrew, Caleb, and Stephen begin a discussion of trauma theory, trauma-informed care, and its implications. Are these beliefs and practices as necessary and biblical as we have been led to believe? How are they affecting the church, and how might they hinder repentance and true healing?

NOTES:

NIH Publication cited by Andrew in defining trauma