By Jeremy Yap
The podcast currently has 15 episodes available.
Now that you’re aware of what are cults, heresies and sects (Listen to our previous episode if you don’t!), what should you do if you find false teachings in your church? What are the different tiers of doctrinal issues, and what can you do about it? Tune in as we discuss.
P.S: The audio quality isn't great in the first 2 minutes but the rest of the episode sounds fine.
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DISCLAIMER: The contents of “Church Rehab”, “Teh-O-Logy”, and “Ponder Podcast” (collectively, “Podcasts”), such as text, graphics, audio, and other materials created or contained on the Podcasts are for informational and educational purposes only. The Podcasts are not intended to be substitutes for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or clergy nor chaplaincy services. Opinions or points of view expressed in the Podcasts represent the views of the presenters, and do not represent the official position of any organization. The views and claims made about specific products and services on or through the Podcasts are not purposed nor approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent unfavorable situations. The presenters of the Podcasts are not responsible for any harm, loss or expense that anyone may sustain as a result of exposure to the contents of the Podcasts, whether directly or indirectly. All listeners should consult whomever they choose for advice, as nothing in these Podcasts constitute legal, medical, spiritual or personal advice. If you are in danger or are aware of someone who is, please consult your local emergency services immediately.
Jeremy & Ezra talk about cults, heresies and false teachings, as well as how to spot them. Tune in to learn about the psychology behind their successes and what theologians and pastors have said about them.
Subscribe to Teh-O-Logy and Ponder to stay updated on new episodes.
Alternatively, watch full video episodes on our Youtube channel.
DISCLAIMER: The contents of “Church Rehab”, “Teh-O-Logy”, and “Ponder Podcast” (collectively, “Podcasts”), such as text, graphics, audio, and other materials created or contained on the Podcasts are for informational and educational purposes only. The Podcasts are not intended to be substitutes for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or clergy nor chaplaincy services. Opinions or points of view expressed in the Podcasts represent the views of the presenters, and do not represent the official position of any organization. The views and claims made about specific products and services on or through the Podcasts are not purposed nor approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent unfavorable situations. The presenters of the Podcasts are not responsible for any harm, loss or expense that anyone may sustain as a result of exposure to the contents of the Podcasts, whether directly or indirectly. All listeners should consult whomever they choose for advice, as nothing in these Podcasts constitute legal, medical, spiritual or personal advice. If you are in danger or are aware of someone who is, please consult your local emergency services immediately.
Introducing Church Rehab, a limited series made in collaboration with Teh-O-Logy podcast, hosted by Ezra Jalin.
This is the second part of the conversation where Jeremy & Ezra kick starts this limited series with some “mental and spiritual first-aid for bad church victims”.
Check out Part 1 at Ezra's podcast, Teh-O-Logy. Subscribe to Teh-O-Logy and Ponder to stay updated on new episodes.
Alternatively, watch full video episodes on our Youtube channel.
DISCLAIMER: The contents of “Church Rehab”, “Teh-O-Logy”, and “Ponder Podcast” (collectively, “Podcasts”), such as text, graphics, audio, and other materials created or contained on the Podcasts are for informational and educational purposes only. The Podcasts are not intended to be substitutes for professional medical advice, diagnosis, treatment, or clergy nor chaplaincy services. Opinions or points of view expressed in the Podcasts represent the views of the presenters, and do not represent the official position of any organization. The views and claims made about specific products and services on or through the Podcasts are not purposed nor approved to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent unfavorable situations. The presenters of the Podcasts are not responsible for any harm, loss or expense that anyone may sustain as a result of exposure to the contents of the Podcasts, whether directly or indirectly. All listeners should consult whomever they choose for advice, as nothing in these Podcasts constitute legal, medical, spiritual or personal advice. If you are in danger or are aware of someone who is, please consult your local emergency services immediately.
After taking some time to read and form his thoughts on the full report released by RZIM, Jeremy shares his thoughts on the Ravi Zacharias scandal, the aftermath, what Christians should do about it, and why this incident should not affect our faith. | Background music: Spring Migration by The Great North Sound Society
Have you ever wondered what you will be remembered for when you die? Or rather, what do you want to be known for? In the finale of Ponder, Jeremy shares 2 events in his life which made him think about the legacy he wants to leave behind and why every Christian should think about theirs. Listen till the end for the credits!
Background music 01: The Dark Glow of the Mountains by Chris Zabriskie | Background music 02: Beyond by Patrick Patrikios | Happy Mistake by RKVC
Does your relationship with God look more like that of an employer with an employee, or is it more like the father-son relationship that Jesus said we have? Doing charitable work for God is impressive, but as Jesus shockingly revealed in Matthew 25:12, not every miracle worker will spend eternity with Him - that's why we need to be sure of our relationship status with Jesus. In the penultimate episode of Ponder, Jeremy navigates the questions every Christian should consider.
Background music 01: Silence And Everything in It by Sam Abbas | Background music 02: Alone Together by Mona Wonderlick | Background music 03: BlueBoi by LakeInspired
What does it mean to be a follower of Jesus and pursue a career at the same time? In this episode of Ponder, Jeremy weighs in on how he is exercising his faith at work and what he has learned along the way.
Background music 01: State Drive by YVEN | Background music 02: Magpie by Podington Bear | Background music 03: True Art Real Affection Pt 4 by Noir Et Blanc Vie
... is probably something you've heard someone say. Dissatisfaction with authority can happen in any setting, even churches. Especially churches. This week, Jeremy shares a few thoughts on what are the questions that need to be answered before we leave a church, as well as the importance of community to the Christian faith.
Background music 01: Amber by YVEN | Background music 02: Dover by The Westerlies
A common misconception about Christianity is that believers have to live a mythical long-distance relationship till we meet our Creator when we die. While that's not entirely wrong, Jesus also promised us that He would send us the Holy Spirit when He left. As a result, we the disciples could supposedly experience God's presence in our lives. But what if we don't? This week, Jeremy does some spiritual troubleshooting.
Background music 01: Spenta Mainyu | Background music 02: Linen by Podington Bear | Background music 03: Stillness
What are we supposed to do when our expectations towards God go unmet? Jeremy shares his journey as a recovering perfectionism addict and a vision that helped him deal with his disappointments.
Background music 01: The Golden Present by Jesse Gallagher | Background music 02: Summertime by Tokyo Music Walker | Creative Commons — Attribution 3.0 Unported — CC BY 3.0
The podcast currently has 15 episodes available.