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What is truth? If it exists, how can we know it? Oren Conner and David Rhymes explore the topics that matter most in our world today and peel back the layers of opinion and feelings to discover the truth at the center of it all. Join them each week as they wrestle with challenging and often controversial issues. What Oren and David uncover may surprise, delight, challenge, or even enrage you. Be sure to subscribe to listen to new episodes each week.
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How To Waste Time & Have Regrets
No one wants to live with regrets. According to Lifehacker contributor, Kristin Wong, there are three sure-fire ways to live with regrets in your latter years.
In this week's episode, Oren and Dave will examine these "wastes of time", how they can lead to regrets, and how the Bible helps us avoid or overcome such issues.
The Biggest Wastes of Time We Regret When We Get Older by Kristin Wong
No Regrets by Adam Again
Show Notes
Not asking for help
God is our greatest source of help (Ps.121)
God intends us to live in community with others (Acts 2)
Pride is often at the root of our not asking for help
Trying to make bad relationships work
Sin disrupts and distorts our relationships
God desires reconciliation
However, when reconciliation doesn’t occur, the Bible warns us of the dangers of associating with “fools” or “the wicked” (Proverbs, Ps. 1)
Dwelling on your mistakes and shortcomings
We all make mistakes
Without a new identity in Christ, our mistakes are destined to define us
True transformation is a gospel issue, not a self-help issue.
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Gamers, Roblox, & Twitter Jail
There's always a lot happening online. On this week's episode of Footnotable, Oren & Dave are discussing a few trending stories, courtesy of our friends at Axis, and how the Bible helps us respond.
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Articles referenced in the episode:
YouTube Gamers
Roblox Strip Clubs
Nicki Minah in Twitter Jail
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Serving After The Storm
Our desire to help following a Hurricane like Ida is natural. However, it isn't always clear which ways to serve are most helpful. Today, we're discussing short-term and long-term opportunities and needs and how we can engage in the right ways.
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Hurricane Ida Update
What do we do when a storm like Ida brings devastation to our lives? How does it impact us in the short and long-term and what are the implications on our faith?
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Worldview At The Movies
Ever watched a movie and wondered what worldview was being presented? Probably not. However, learning to recognize worldviews in the media we enjoy is helpful to our spiritual development. In this episode, Oren and Dave share some tips on how to peel back the layers of narrative to discover the worldview underneath your favorite TV shows, movies, and books.
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Show Notes
TV and film are worldview propaganda.
No one is just telling a story.
Questions to ask with your kids
Where or who is God?
What confusing
What’s missing
When watching a movie, ask yourself (from screenwriter and movie critic, Brian Godawa) [also works for books].
“What is the character flaw of the hero at the beginning?”
“What makes him change his mind in the story about the way he sees the world?”
“What does he learn about the way life ought or ought not be lived?”
“What is different about the way he sees the world at the end from the way he sees it at the beginning?”
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What Is A Biblical Worldview?
Is there such a thing as a biblical worldview? If so, how does the Bible shape our view of the world around us? What makes a biblical worldview distinct from all other worldviews? In this episode, Oren and Dave offer a brief overview of a biblical worldview's key beliefs and foundations.
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Show Notes:
“If you want to know what water is, don’t ask the fish.” - Chinese Proverb
We all struggle to accurately describe the worldview in which we live.
There is such a thing as a Christian or Biblical worldview and we can know it.
Man-made worldviews are often built on multiple systems of truth claims such as science, religion, and philosophy.
A Biblical worldview is built on God’s universal truth, which shapes systems like religion, natural and social sciences, law, history, health care, the arts, the humanities, and all disciplines of study with an application for all of life.
The Bible provides us with a reliable and consistent framework for knowing God’s truth and applying it to our lives.
What are the basics of a Biblical Worldview?
(See outline here)
What are the implications of a Biblical Worldview?
It provides us a framework for moral and ethical thinking
It informs our overall view of history
It grounds us in the redemptive work of Jesus
It holds out God’s design as distinct from all other worldviews
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Customer Reviews
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This podcast is truly a voice of reason in the midst of the chaos of this world. Please add this to your line up to listen. Thank you guys for taking the time to share with us.
Refreshing!!!
Thank you pastor Oren and pastor Dave for doing this each week. Your labor for our church has not gone unnoticed. These topics you men unpack have helped me tremendously in my walk with Christ. Please continue to fill the airwaves and make his name known. Thank you again! Sola Deo Gloria!