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One of the BIGGEST questions surrounding the "age of the earth" issue relates to whether or not God would have created a world in which death, disease, suffering, and bloodshed exist. In this episode, we will tackle this issue clearly and biblically and attempt to gain a better understanding of the implications.
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In this episode, we are beginning to dive deep into the question of why creationists are so passionate about...well, creation! The accuracy of the biblical account could be at stake, and that is no light matter. Join me and Emily as we discuss this important issue!
Is it ALWAYS clear what is wrong or right for a Christian? There really do seem to be gray areas... how do we navigate those in a way that is honoring to the Lord and consistent with biblical teaching? Let's talk about it!
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Did you know that thinking scientifically in terms of long ages and deep time is actually a construct developed only within the last few hundred years? Prior to then, almost everyone accepted the biblical account of earth history as fact! Here's why that's important.
In this episode, Emily and I discuss the age of the earth. This is part 1 of what will be a multi-part series discussing the age of the earth. What are the different views and the differences between them? That's what we cover in this episode!
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In this episode, Emily and I tackle the BIGGEST question of all: Why ANYTHING?! Why this HUGE universe, and little bitty "us"? How DID God create? Is the universe young or old, and why? We discuss all of these questions and more!
OK - what's the deal with heaven? Can we address the elephant in the room? Heaven -- at least in the way most people think about it -- sounds kinda boring. Fortunately, the biblical teaching about heaven paints a different picture, which Emily and I discuss in this episode.
This episode is a Wednesday night sermon taught during our "God Is" series. In this message, we look at the concept of mercy, which often has "middle child syndrome" between the grace and judgment of God.
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