Stuff Christians Should Think About

Ron Porter
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Stuff Christians Should Think About is a podcast show dedicated to helping Christians think biblically about life. Rather than telling listeners what to think, the goal is to encourage them to think carefully, critically, and faithfully as followers of Jesus Christ. Whether discussing current events, difficult questions, personal struggles, Christian leadership, culture, suffering, purpose, or eternity, each episode seeks to bring Scripture to bear on the issues that shape our daily lives.

  1. 2d ago

    Jerusalem: At the Crux of Christianity, Judaism, & Islam

    Jerusalem: The Crux of Christianity, Judaism & Islam (Encore Presentation) Why has one city captivated the attention of the world for thousands of years? Why do Christians, Jews, and Muslims all regard Jerusalem as sacred? And why does this ancient city remain at the center of modern headlines and global conflict? In this special encore presentation from Ron Porter's audiobook Why Christianity: For Skeptics and Saints, Ron explores the remarkable history and significance of Jerusalem, a city unlike any other on earth. Listeners will discover the historical roots of Judaism, Christianity, and Islam, their connections to Jerusalem, and the key beliefs that unite and divide these three great faiths. Along the way, Ron examines how this small city became one of the most influential and contested places in human history. Whether you're a believer, a skeptic, or simply curious about the world's major religions, this episode offers valuable insights into the city that continues to shape faith, culture, and world events. In This Episode • Why Jerusalem is sacred to Jews, Christians, and Muslims • The historical origins of the three Abrahamic faiths • Key similarities and differences between Christianity, Judaism, and Islam • How Jerusalem became a focal point of world history • Why the city remains significant in today's geopolitical landscape Featured Resource Why Christianity: For Skeptics and Saints by Ron Porter If you enjoy this episode, please follow, share, and leave a review to help others discover meaningful conversations about faith, truth, and the Christian worldview. Thank you for listening to Stuff Christians Should Think About.

    Jerusalem: At the Crux of Christianity, Judaism, & Islam

  2. Oct 26

    Like Hezekiah, We Are All Terminal

    This episode is not about dwelling on fear or dark thoughts. Instead, it is about discovering what we can learn from one of the most honest and personal moments recorded in Scripture. Through King Hezekiah's experience, Ron's own cancer diagnosis, and an event in the life of a friend of Ron, who is an atheist, we'll explore questions that every person eventually faces: How do we respond when life is uncertain? What gives us hope when we are confronted with our own mortality? And how can faith, or the lack thereof, help navigate the fears and challenges that come with being human. My hope is that this discussion will encourage you, strengthen your faith, and inspire you to make the most of the life God has given you. Whether you are young or old, healthy or facing challenges of your own, I believe you'll find insights that are both practical and deeply meaningful. So join me as we examine the thoughts of Ron's atheist friend, his own experiences, and Hezekiah's remarkable story and discover lessons that can help us live with greater purpose, confidence, and hope.  Together, these stories reveal how different worldviews shape our thinking when confronted with our own mortality. Let's listen in as Ron unpacks the mindful struggles of King Hezekiah similar to some of us today.

    Like Hezekiah, We Are All Terminal

  3. Oct 20

    Leadership Insights with Guest Rev. Dr Ebenezer Oke

    What is Divine Calling vs. Personal Ambition: How can we distinguish a genuine calling to serve from the desire for fame, wealth, and recognition? - Servant Leadership vs. the Pursuit of Power: What does biblical leadership look like in practice? - The Church and Community Transformation: How can churches contribute meaningfully to addressing social and economic challenges? - Christian Leadership in Politics and Public Service: How can believers exercise influence with integrity and accountability? - Poverty, Personal Responsibility, and Social Justice: How can we encourage wise stewardship without blaming people for their poverty? - Africa's Story and Global Perception: How can African Christians communicate the continent's realities, challenges, and achievements more effectively? -  Mentorship and the Next Generation: How can today's Christian leaders prepare younger leaders to serve faithfully and lead responsibly?

    Leadership Insights with Guest Rev. Dr Ebenezer Oke

  4. Oct 8

    When Christians Disagree: Civility or Confrontation

    Christians often struggle to know when to remain silent and when to speak up. In this thoughtful discussion, Ron Porter and Brian examine biblical examples of confrontation, explore the role of humility and discernment, and offer practical wisdom for handling disagreements in a way that reflects the character of Christ.

    When Christians Disagree: Civility or Confrontation

  5. Oct 2

    The Crisis of Biblical Illiteracy

    Today's episode addresses a growing concern in the Church and carries the title The Crisis of Biblical Illiteracy. Another fitting title might be Owning Bibles but Not Knowing Them. Ron explores what biblical illiteracy is, why it matters, how it has affected believers in the past, and the striking parallels we see in our own generation. You'll discover why this issue is so critical for the health of the Church and what Christians can do to reverse the trend.

    The Crisis of Biblical Illiteracy

  6. Sep 28

    A Pastor's Political Temptation

    2026 Elections almost here. An exhortation for Pastors to refrain from preaching on who to vote for.

    A Pastor's Political Temptation

  7. Sep 18

    Leaders Mending Fences & An Eye for Generosity

    Today, Dr. Rev. Ebenezer Oke shares two challenging biblical messages. First, he explains why shepherds and spiritual leaders who have wounded others must pursue repentance and reconciliation. Second, he examines Jesus' teaching on the "good eye" and the "evil eye," contrasting a heart of generosity with a spirit of stinginess. These messages call believers to humility, restoration, and a lifestyle that reflects God's gracious character.

    Leaders Mending Fences & An Eye for Generosity

  8. Sep 14

    How to Lead Great Meetings

    Leading great meetings is not easy. In fact, without the right philosophy, skill and giftedness, those you lead may want to run away. Learn how to get them to want to run to the meetings you lead!!

    How to Lead Great Meetings
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Stuff Christians Should Think About is a podcast show dedicated to helping Christians think biblically about life. Rather than telling listeners what to think, the goal is to encourage them to think carefully, critically, and faithfully as followers of Jesus Christ. Whether discussing current events, difficult questions, personal struggles, Christian leadership, culture, suffering, purpose, or eternity, each episode seeks to bring Scripture to bear on the issues that shape our daily lives.

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  • Creator
    Ron Porter
  • Years Active
    2025 - 2026
  • Episodes
    39
  • Rating
    Clean
  • Copyright
    © 2026 Ron Porter