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“I’ve listened to a few episodes, spread throughout the timeframe in which this show has aired, and I cannot strongly enough urge people to run from this. Wherever you land on LGBT issues, Christians ought to reject biblical interpretation that makes every scripture into a metaphor for or an allusion to your own life. The Bible is for us, but not about us—it is about Jesus (Matthew 5:17; Luke 24:26-27; John 5:39, 45-47).
Think of someone like Steven Furtick—who makes every biblical text into a metaphor about you reaching your potential—as an LGBT activist. Now every verse is about the struggle for equality. That is not how exegesis works.
But the worst is the hosts’ view of Christ. They clearly do not think of Him as God, as sinless, or as interested in saving us from sin. The most recent evidence of this (as of this writing) is their episode from 9/3/18 on Mark 7. There was a statement made about Jesus in that episode that was so brazen, so blasphemous, that I cannot type it, and certainly could not finish listening. You CANNOT be a Christian and say something like that.
Again: RUN.”
mattrollins87 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
09/05/18
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“This is first time listening to you guys. I am loving what I am hearing now. Are we allowed to give topic requests”
Terk0217 via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/08/20
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“an excellent start to expanding one’s theology and reconciling queerness and faith”
oforth via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
02/15/22
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