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Our foundation of parenting must come from the Word of God. So what rhythms do we see in Scripture that can help us as we guide our kids?
In this episode of Thinking With Your Bible, Jeremiah Canfield, Pastor of Reclamation Church in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, unpacks these rhythms with Scott and Chris. This is episode 1 in a 4-part series on parenting!
Parenting Rhythms Chart
Parenting Matrix Chart
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We’ve spent the last few weeks talking about New Thought with Melissa Dougherty, now how do we interact with people who practice it? What should we be on guard for?
In this episode, Melissa, Scott, and Chris cover:
A Debate With Robert Schuller
Melissa’s New Book, Happy Lies
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Wednesday, September 10, 2025 was a dark day. Charlie Kirk, Executive Director of Turning Point USA, was killed at age 31.
How do we as Christians process this tragedy? How do we respond? What does God’s Word say and how does it help us in times like this?
Pastors Scott & Chris lead us through these questions in this episode of Thinking With Your Bible. In it, you’ll hear:
We pray this episode helps you navigate this devastation and look to the hope of our Savior.
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Can you go to Heaven and come back? There are various accounts of this happening in pop culture, but is it a fallacy? The teams dives into this listener question on this episode of Thinking With Your Bible, and Bree shares some news!
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We hope this episode helps you think biblically about these accounts and how to hold them up to the word.
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Two of the most prominent frameworks to biblical interpretation in evangelicalism are covenant and dispensational theology. But what are the differences between the two? Scott, Chris, and Bree dive into this listener question in this episode of Thinking With Your Bible.
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It’s a sticky topic in the Church–is it okay to take antidepressants?
Scott, Chris, and Bree dive into this listener question on this episode of Thinking With Your Bible!
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The Law of Attraction is the belief that positive thoughts bring positive things into your life, similar to the popular New Age practice of manifesting. Melissa Dougherty shows us how this frame of thought has infiltrated the Church, specifically within prayer practices, and what to watch out for.
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have happened in adulthood, or our thought patterns. But how do you overcome it?
Scott, Chris, and Bree tackle this through a listener’s question, “I am a woman in my early twenties dealing with a lot of insecurity. I’ve noticed it started to affect my friendships, causing a lot of jealousy and resentment. I surrender it to the Lord and remind myself I’m created in His image. But I am still struggling with this issue a lot. How do you recommend I should go about overcoming this?”
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why you may be struggling with insecurity
The fruits of insecurity, such as jealousy, resentment, oversensitivity, etc
Practical and biblical ways to overcome it
Whether you’re a new believer or a seasoned Christian, we hope this podcast gives you practical guidance to overcome insecurity, however it may be popping up in your life.
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Melissa Dougherty joins Scott and Chris on Thinking With Your Bible to compare and contrast the true Gospel of grace vs. the world-oriented gospel of New Thought, including Christ consciousness practices.
In this episode, Melissa, Scott, and Chris answer:
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Some people point to the story in Exodus where Moses ‘convinces’ God to withhold from smiting the Israelites as proof that God changes His mind. But is that the whole story?
A listener submitted this question to the podcast: “I was talking today with a coworker and he brought up the passage when God says he’s going to destroy the Israelites and Moses essentially talks him down (Exodus 32:9-14). I know the Bible says God does not change his mind. So how would you explain this/reconcile what seems to be a contradiction?”
In this episode, Scott, Chris, and Bree talk through:
We hope this episode helps you think critically about this popular Bible interpretation!
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