The Consider Podcast

The Consider Podcast Hosts Timothy & Jacob

The Consider PodcastExamining today's wisdom, folly and madnessEcclesiastes 7:25www.consider.infoHosts: Timothy and JacobSound Doctrine ConsideredThe Consider Website

  1. Sep 16 ·  Video

    Escaping Discernment Ministries Through Scripture And Obedience

    Send us Fan Mail “Discernment” sounds like wisdom, but what if it’s quietly training you to distrust obedience, fear love, and outsource your conscience to professional critics? We take aim at deceptive discernment ministries and make a simple, Scripture-driven case: Jesus tells us what to do with blind guides, and the command is not complicated. Leave them. We walk through key passages like Matthew 15, Hebrews 13, Ephesians 5, Jude, and more to show the recurring pattern: accusation without accountability, spotlighting others while refusing self-examination, and building a following by keeping the flock bruised and suspicious. We also unpack why biblical discernment is not a brand or a career, but a life that tests everything by God’s Word and then obeys. When the “discernment” never ends in repentance, truth-telling, and costly discipleship, it becomes darkness dressed up as light. From “itching ears” to the tactic of renaming good as evil, we explain how compassion gets framed as control and hospitality gets labeled “love bombing” so people feel justified in staying disobedient. The escape route is practical and hard: walk into the light, stop asking fault finders for permission to obey, risk the slander, and prove repentance by deeds. If you’ve felt stuck in the safety of endless critique, this conversation is your push toward real freedom. Subscribe, share this with a friend who needs courage, and leave a review with the question you’re still wrestling with. www.consider.info

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The Consider PodcastExamining today's wisdom, folly and madnessEcclesiastes 7:25www.consider.infoHosts: Timothy and JacobSound Doctrine ConsideredThe Consider Website