The Bible Bashed Podcast

By Harrison Kahrig & Tim Mullet

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December 12, 2024 The Sin of Enabling
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In this conversation, Pastor Tim discusses the importance of understanding salvation through Christ, the dangers of idleness, and the sin of enabling others to remain idle. Drawing from 2 Thessalonians, Pastor Tim emphasizes the need for church discipline and the significance of work in maintaining dignity and purpose in life. The conversation highlights the balance between charity and accountability, urging listeners to reflect on their actions and the impact they have on others' spiritual and practical lives. This conversation explores the dynamics of enabling behavior in various relationships, the consequences of idleness, and the biblical perspective on work and responsibility. It emphasizes the importance of not enabling others to avoid their responsibilities, the severe consequences of idleness, and the necessity of work for dignity and fulfillment. The discussion also highlights the biblical story of the Prodigal Son as a cautionary tale about enabling and the importance of allowing natural consequences to lead to repentance.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Warning
00:27 The Foundation of Salvation
01:29 Reading and Understanding Scripture
03:28 The Temptation to Enable Sin
05:25 The Context of 2 Thessalonians
09:44 The Apostolic Command Against Idleness
13:08 The Importance of Church Discipline
18:51 The Nature of Work and Dignity
21:45 The Command to Not Enable Idleness
28:02 Enabling Dynamics in Relationships
32:45 Consequences of Idleness
39:49 The Importance of Work
45:45 The Prodigal Son: A Lesson in Enabling
51:47 Closing Thoughts and Encouragement
Takeaways
Salvation is solely found in Christ.
Humanity is under the wrath of God due to sin.
Idleness is a serious sin that requires church discipline.
The early church faced temptations of idleness due to expectations of Christ's return.
Work is central to human dignity and purpose.
Enabling others can be a form of sin, even when done with good intentions.
Charity can sometimes facilitate sin rather than help.
The apostles set an example of hard work for believers to follow.
Church discipline is often neglected in modern congregations.
Christ's work is the foundation of our salvation, not our own efforts. Parents enabling children is a significant problem.
Children often provide total financial provision for parents.
Wives can enable husbands to reject their responsibilities.
Not all needs are legitimate; some are manipulative.
Enabling idleness leads to severe consequences.
Taking away someone's work removes their dignity.
Pain can be a good teacher for personal growth.
If you love people, you won't subsidize their sin.
Natural consequences are necessary for repentance.
The Prodigal Son illustrates the dangers of enabling behavior.
Christianity, Salvation, Idleness, Enabling, Church Discipline, Work, 2 Thessalonians, Apostolic Teaching, Sin, Dignity, enabling, idleness, work, relationships, consequences, biblical teaching, responsibility, encouragement, Prodigal Son, charity
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December 09, 2024 If a Husband Tells His Wife to Wear a Red Dress Everyday, Then Should She Obey Him?
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In this episode, Harrison and Pastor Tim explore the controversial topic of spousal submission, particularly in the context of a husband asking his wife to wear a red dress every day. They discuss public reactions to a poll on this topic, the assumptions people make about authority in marriage, and the cultural context surrounding these discussions. The conversation delves into the dynamics of authority and preference in marriage, ultimately emphasizing the importance of mutual respect and understanding in relationships. In this conversation, Pastor Tim and Harrison delve into the complexities of relationships, authority, and decision-making within the context of marriage. They explore the balance between selfishness and selflessness, the dynamics of authority and preference, and the distinction between wisdom and sin in decision-making. The discussion also touches on the nature of submission in marriage and the differences between governmental authority and marital authority, providing insights into how these concepts interact in everyday life.
Takeaways
Submission in marriage is a complex topic.
Public opinion often misinterprets authority dynamics.
Cultural context shapes reactions to authority in marriage.
Most men do not ask their wives for much.
Authority should not be used in a self-centered way.
Preference issues should not dictate authority.
Mutual respect is crucial in marital relationships.
The analogy of uniforms highlights societal expectations.
Women often dress their husbands without issue.
Understanding biblical principles is key to navigating authority. Selfishness can distort relationship dynamics.
A husband should not always prioritize his wife's preferences.
Authority should not be used selfishly in relationships.
Wisdom issues in decision-making can be complex and situational.
Submission does not mean accepting all demands from a husband.
A wife can confront her husband about selfish behavior.
Love should guide decisions in a marriage.
Authority in marriage is different from governmental authority.
Healthy relationships require mutual respect and understanding.
Conflict can often be minimized through respectful submission.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Submission and Authority
03:07 The Poll and Public Reaction
06:05 Assumptions and Misunderstandings
08:47 Cultural Context and Reactions
12:00 Authority Dynamics in Marriage
15:05 Preference vs. Command in Marriage
18:02 Uniforms, Authority, and Expectations
21:02 Conclusion: Navigating Authority and Submission
27:40 Navigating Selfishness in Relationships
31:34 Understanding Authority and Preference
34:30 Wisdom vs. Sin in Decision Making
39:32 The Dynamics of Submission
46:57 Authority: Government vs. Marital Relationships
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December 03, 2024 Is It OK to Meme Our Fathers in the Faith into Oblivion?
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In this conversation, hosts Harrison Kerrig and Pastor Tim Mullet explore the controversial topic of whether it is appropriate to meme respected figures in the faith community. They discuss biblical perspectives on rebuke and honor, the context of current controversies, and the implications of age and authority in faith discussions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of respect, wisdom, and understanding in addressing conflicts within the community. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the complexities of online criticism, particularly in relation to elders in the faith. They explore the importance of respect and the appropriate ways to engage with older figures, emphasizing the need for a measured approach when disagreements arise. The conversation also delves into biblical principles surrounding authority and respect, highlighting the significance of honoring those who are older and the dynamics of communication in various relationships.
Takeaways
The Bible encourages honoring older men in the faith.
Memeing respected figures can be seen as a form of rebuke.
Context matters when discussing controversies in faith.
Age and authority should influence how we communicate.
Mockery may not be the best response to perceived wrongs.
Faithful service over the years should be acknowledged.
Understanding the generational divide is crucial in discussions.
Seeking clarity in conflicts can lead to better outcomes.
Wisdom often resides with those who have more experience.
Dialogue is essential for resolving misunderstandings. Online criticism should be approached with caution and respect.
Humor can be a tool for critique, but it should not demean others.
Respect for elders is a biblical principle that should guide interactions.
Disagreements with elders require a careful and respectful approach.
Understanding the perspective of older individuals can lead to better communication.
It's important to consider the wisdom that comes with age.
Younger individuals should be open to correction from their elders.
The Bible provides guidelines for how to interact with authority figures.
Maintaining a humble posture in discussions is crucial.
The principle of honoring parents extends to all authority relationships.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Memes and Faith
03:06 Biblical Perspectives on Rebuke and Honor
05:52 Context of the Meme Controversy
08:56 The Role of Age and Authority in Faith
12:04 Frustrations with Current Discussions
15:02 The Nature of Mockery and Respect
18:07 Evaluating Responses to Controversy
20:49 Understanding the Generational Divide
24:08 Seeking Clarity in Conflicts
27:10 Conclusion: Wisdom in Dialogue
30:58 Navigating Online Criticism and Humor
33:05 The Role of Respect in Disagreements
37:27 Understanding Critiques from Elders
41:07 Correcting Elders: A Delicate Balance
47:01 Biblical Foundations of Respect and Authority
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November 23, 2024 Why We Can't Sign the Antioch Declaration
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In this conversation, the Tim provides a critical analysis of the Antioch Declaration and the surrounding controversies within the Christian community. He expresses a neutral perspective, acknowledging their connections to key figures on both sides of the debate. Tim discusses their skepticism towards Christian nationalism, critiques the political philosophy behind the declaration, and emphasizes the importance of judgment and charity in discourse. He also reflects on the historical context and the implications of reactionary tendencies within the church. In this episode, Tim navigates complex historical and theological discussions surrounding Hitler's ideologies, the Holocaust, and the implications of antisemitism. The conversation delves into the challenges of affirming historical claims, the role of scapegoating in cultural decay, and the nuances of ethnic identity and sinfulness. Tim expresses uncertainty about various statements regarding Jewish influence and conspiracies, ultimately advocating for a more scripturally centered approach to these discussions.
Takeaways
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Salvation is found in Christ alone, rejecting any alternatives.
The speaker feels unable to sign the Antioch Declaration.
There is sympathy towards the Christian nationalist project, but skepticism remains.
Affirmation of key figures in the Christian community is important.
The idea of 'no enemies to the right' is questioned as a biblical strategy.
Judgment and charity should guide discourse within the church.
Historical context is crucial for understanding current debates.
Reactionary tendencies can be problematic and unhelpful.
The speaker expresses uncertainty about the implications of the declaration. Hitler's ideologies contain elements that are worth examining critically.
The Holocaust is a complex historical event that requires careful study.
Ignorance about historical claims can lead to confusion in discussions.
Judgment of motives can complicate conversations about repentance and self-loathing.
Inconsistencies in historical narratives can hinder productive dialogue.
Scapegoating is a dangerous practice that can lead to cultural decay.
Rejecting antisemitism does not mean ignoring historical accountability.
Ethnic identity can be a sensitive topic in discussions of sinfulness.
Conspiracies can exist, but asserting them requires caution and evidence.
The church should focus on scriptural truths rather than identity politics.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Warning
02:55 Neutral Perspective on Controversy
05:53 Engagement with Key Figures
08:45 Skepticism Towards Christian Nationalism
12:06 Critique of the Antioch Declaration
14:58 Political Philosophy and Strategy
17:51 Judgment and Charity in Discourse
21:08 Historical Context and Understanding
24:04 Reactionary Tendencies and Their Implications
26:52 Final Thoughts on the Declaration
38:11 Exploring Hitler's Ideologies and Historical Context
40:15 Understanding the Holocaust and Historical Certitude
42:49 Navigating Ignorance and Historical Claims
45:11 Judgment of Motives and Self-Loathing
48:39 Engaging with Historical Claims and Inconsistencies
51:17 The Role of Scapegoating in Cultural Decay
54:33 Rejecting Antisemitism and Historical Accountability
56:39 Ethnic Identity and Sinfulness
01:00:02 Conspiracies and Historical Influence
01:06:31 The Future of Jewish Faith and Antisemitism
01:08:14 Identity Politics and the Church's Role
01:09:36 Final Thoughts on the Statement and Loyalty
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November 19, 2024 Can I Accept a Job That Requires Me to Miss Some Sundays?
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In this conversation, Bible Bashed and Pastor Tim discuss the implications of church attendance in relation to job commitments, exploring biblical perspectives on the necessity of gathering as a church community. They delve into the distinction between local and universal church concepts, the frequency of attendance, and the moral obligations of Christians to prioritize worship. The discussion also touches on the challenges of balancing work and faith, particularly when job requirements conflict with church attendance. In this conversation, Pastor Tim discusses the significance of regular church attendance as a fundamental aspect of Christian faithfulness. He emphasizes the obligations Christians have to God and their community, arguing that attending church is not merely a favor but a commandment. The discussion also explores the challenges of balancing job responsibilities with church commitments, particularly for healthcare workers and those in essential roles. Pastor Tim encourages listeners to prioritize their faith and worship, even in the face of societal pressures and job demands.
Takeaways
Church attendance is a biblical command.
The local church is essential for Christian community.
Frequency of attendance is a debated topic.
Arguments for regular attendance include moral obligations.
Sick days should not be equated with neglecting church.
Work obligations and church obligations are distinct.
Difficult cases shouldn't dictate church attendance rules.
Church discipline requires a local church context.
Worshiping God is a priority, not a suggestion.
Justifying missed attendance can lead to a poor posture towards worship. Going to church every week is the bare minimum of Christian faithfulness.
Worship is an act of allegiance to God.
Christians have obligations to one another in their local church.
Church attendance should not be viewed as a favor.
There are strong biblical warnings against neglecting church gatherings.
Job responsibilities should not take precedence over worship.
Healthcare workers have a unique obligation but should seek balance.
It's important to research churches when traveling.
Faithfulness to God should guide job decisions.
Trusting God with priorities leads to provision.
Chapters
00:00 The Importance of Church Attendance
03:35 Understanding Local vs Universal Church
08:29 Frequency of Attendance and Its Implications
10:33 Arguments for Regular Church Attendance
15:01 Sick Days and Church Attendance
19:15 Work Obligations vs Church Obligations
21:57 The Importance of Regular Worship
28:05 Obligations to God and Community
32:22 Navigating Job Responsibilities and Church Attendance
40:45 Balancing Work and Faith Commitments
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November 12, 2024 Pets Are Not People
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This sermon explores the fundamental differences between humans and animals from a biblical perspective, emphasizing the importance of understanding our identity as created in the image of God. It addresses cultural confusion surrounding the roles of pets and the concept of family, highlighting the need for Christians to reaffirm biblical truths in a society that increasingly blurs these distinctions. In this conversation, the speaker discusses the evolving relationship between humans and animals, emphasizing the moral distinctions between them. The speaker reflects on the legacy of individuals who prioritize pets over human relationships, the changing societal views on pets as companions, and the deep-seated need for human companionship. The conversation also addresses the dangers of idolatry in the affection for animals and concludes with a reminder of God's unique love for humanity.
Takeaways
Salvation is found in Christ alone.
Humanity's sin leads to divine judgment.
Animals are not created in the image of God.
Pets are often viewed as family members today.
Cultural confusion affects our understanding of relationships.
Delayed marriages contribute to increased pet ownership.
Biblical truths about creation are often ignored.
The distinction between humans and animals is crucial.
Pets provide companionship but should not replace human relationships.
Understanding family from a biblical perspective is essential. The legacy of a person can sometimes be reduced to their pets.
Moral distinctions between humans and animals are crucial.
Animals should not be given the same rights as humans.
The role of pets has shifted from utility to companionship.
Humans have an inherent need for companionship and community.
Isolation leads people to seek companionship in animals.
Idolatry can manifest in the way we treat our pets.
God's love is uniquely directed towards humanity, not animals.
The changing societal norms reflect a misunderstanding of companionship.
Repentance and a return to God's design are necessary.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Warning
00:26 The Foundation of Salvation in Christ
01:32 Understanding Genesis: The Role of Creation
02:57 The Distinction Between Animals and Humans
04:43 Cultural Confusion: Animals vs. Humans
12:30 The Impact of Pets on Modern Relationships
20:01 Biblical Truths: The Image of God
23:59 The Nature of Family and Relationships
28:43 The Legacy of Family and Pets
30:13 Moral Distinctions: Humans vs. Animals
34:34 The Changing Role of Pets in Society
40:39 The Need for Human Companionship
47:55 Idolatry and the Misplaced Affection for Animals
52:10 God's Love and the Nature of Creation
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November 04, 2024 Marriage Is Not Optional
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In this conversation, the speaker, Pastor Tim Mullet, discusses the biblical perspective on marriage, emphasizing that it is not optional according to God's design. The discussion covers the foundation of salvation in Christ, the historical context of marriage, changing societal attitudes, and the consequences of singleness. Pastor Mullet argues that marriage is a divine institution with responsibilities for procreation, and highlights the importance of understanding God's intentions as presented in the scriptures. In this conversation, the Pastor Tim discusses the biblical perspective on marriage, singleness, and the commands of God. Emphasizing that God's commands are blessings rather than curses, the speaker argues that marriage is a duty and responsibility rather than an optional pursuit. The conversation explores the purpose of marriage in God's plan, highlighting its significance in procreation and mutual support. The speaker also addresses the challenges of singleness, encouraging those who desire marriage to actively pursue it with confidence and a sense of obligation.
Takeaways
Christianity teaches that salvation is found in Christ.
Marriage is presented as a divine institution in Genesis.
Historical perspectives show a shift in attitudes towards marriage.
The age of first marriages has increased over the decades.
Societal changes have influenced the church's view on marriage.
God describes man's single state as not good, indicating incompleteness.
Marriage is a duty and responsibility, not just a personal choice.
The Bible begins and ends with the concept of marriage.
God's design for humanity includes the blessing of procreation.
The church must recognize the importance of marriage in God's plan. God's commands are blessings that lead to life.
Marriage is presented as a duty and responsibility.
The world often misunderstands the purpose of marriage.
People are inescapably made for marriage.
The church's role is to uphold God's design for marriage.
Singleness should not be romanticized if it feels like a curse.
Pursuing marriage requires confidence and initiative.
Marriage reflects Christ's relationship with the church.
The Bible presents marriage as a normal expectation for humanity.
God's plan for marriage is central to His redemptive story.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction and Warning
01:30 The Foundation of Salvation in Christ
02:59 Marriage: A Divine Institution
05:56 Historical Perspectives on Marriage
10:12 Changing Attitudes Towards Marriage
14:57 God's Design for Marriage
19:49 The Consequences of Singleness
24:52 General Principles of Marriage
27:51 The Responsibility of Procreation
28:35 The Command of Dominion and Its Blessings
33:18 Marriage as a Duty and Responsibility
38:34 The Purpose of Marriage in God's Plan
47:53 Navigating Singleness and the Pursuit of Marriage
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October 28, 2024 Is Allie Beth Stuckey a Grifter?
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In this episode of Bible Bashed, hosts Harrison Kahrig and Pastor Tim Mullet, along with Pastor Conley Owens, delve into the controversial pricing of Ali Beth Stuckey's conference, particularly the $5,000 ticket for backstage access. They explore biblical principles regarding money in ministry, the implications of partiality, and the historical context of charging for church services. The conversation raises critical questions about the ethics of pricing in Christian contexts and the nature of spiritual teaching. In this conversation, the speakers delve into the themes of partiality in scripture, the role of parachurch ministries, and the implications of women teaching in Christian conferences. They discuss the broader applications of biblical teachings, the hypocrisy of charging for spiritual guidance, and the distinction between co-laboring and reciprocity in ministry. The conversation culminates in reflections on the current landscape of Christian conferences and the ethical considerations surrounding them.
Takeaways
The pricing of Ali Beth Stuckey's conference raises ethical concerns.
Biblical principles warn against showing partiality based on wealth.
Charging exorbitant fees for spiritual access contradicts Christian teachings.
Historical practices like seat rents in churches have been criticized.
The nature of what is being sold at conferences is crucial to the discussion.
Partiality can manifest in various forms, not just financial.
The concept of freely giving what has been freely received is central to Christian teaching.
Celebrity culture in Christianity complicates the issue of pricing.
Responses to high ticket prices often miss the underlying ethical issues.
The conversation highlights the need for transparency in ministry finances. People often misapply scripture to fit their narratives.
Scripture is meant for the edification of all, not just select parts.
Jesus applied scripture broadly, challenging narrow interpretations.
Partiality in church settings can manifest in various ways.
Parachurch ministries may enable violations of scriptural principles.
Women teaching in conferences raises questions about authority.
Charging for spiritual teaching can be seen as hypocritical.
Co-laboring in ministry should be prioritized over reciprocity.
Conferences should be funded through voluntary donations, not ticket sales.
The integrity of Christian teaching must be upheld in all settings.
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October 21, 2024 Should Christians desire to live close to their parents?
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In this episode of Bible Bash, hosts Harrison Kahrig and Pastor Tim Mullet explore the complex question of whether Christians should desire to live close to their parents. They delve into biblical teachings, the importance of financial independence in marriage, and the benefits of maintaining proximity to family. The conversation also addresses the dynamics of family relationships, responsibilities, and the covenantal concerns surrounding family inheritance. In this conversation, Harrison and Pastor Tim explore the themes of inheritance, family dynamics, and the balance between honoring parents and prioritizing one's spiritual allegiance to God. They discuss the importance of building a legacy, the missionary impulse of the New Covenant, and the witness of faithfulness within family structures. The dialogue also addresses the contrasting commands of Jesus regarding family relationships and the necessity of prioritizing God over familial obligations when conflicts arise.

Takeaways

A man should leave his father and mother to establish his own household.
Financial independence is crucial for a healthy marriage.
Proximity to parents can provide significant support and blessings.
Honoring parents is a biblical command that encourages closeness.
There are situations where distance from parents may be necessary for well-being.
Covenantal concerns influence family dynamics and responsibilities.
Maintaining family relationships requires effort and grace.
The role of grandparents is important in the lives of grandchildren.
Cultural and economic factors affect family living arrangements.
Navigating in-law relationships can be challenging but necessary. A righteous man leaves an inheritance to his children's children.
Thinking in terms of inheritance and building a legacy is essential.
The New Covenant introduces a missionary impulse not present in the Old Covenant.
Family dynamics can serve as a strong witness to faithfulness.
Honoring parents involves understanding their sacrifices and contributions.
The journey to appreciating parents often comes with maturity and experience.
Jesus' teachings emphasize prioritizing God over family when necessary.
Spiritual family can sometimes take precedence over biological family.
Healthy family relationships require mutual respect and understanding.
Learning from parents is valuable, even amidst generational differences.
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October 14, 2024 Is It OK to Leave My Church If I Break Up with Another Church Member?
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In this episode of Bible Bash, hosts Harrison and Pastor Tim Mullet tackle the complex issue of whether it's acceptable to leave a church after a breakup with another member. They explore the implications of modern dating practices on church unity, the importance of viewing relationships through a biblical lens, and offer advice on how to approach dating in a healthy manner. The conversation also delves into the challenges posed by sin in relationships and the potential need for church discipline. Ultimately, they emphasize the importance of maintaining unity within the church body, regardless of personal relationship challenges.
Takeaways:
Your dating relationship does not confer rights or privileges.
Modern dating often mimics marriage without commitment.
Breaking up should not necessitate leaving the church.
Unity in the church is a biblical command.
Dating should be approached with the goal of marriage.
Guard your heart, but don't be unapproachable.
Dating should be casual, not overly serious.
Consider the kind of church where you want to find a spouse.
Sin complicates relationships and church unity.
Healthy dating practices can prevent emotional turmoil.
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