Let’s Crack this Egg - A Discussion on The Trinity

Deconstruction: What got us here? How do I talk to the deconstructed? What are their influences? Dr. David tackles these subjects and also how to minister and love those who are going through this process.

What does fail deconstruction look like in our context? What is the connection between deconstruction and internet culture? Let’s talk about it!

Anyone here get “Post-Christmas Blues?” If you experience S.A.D. (Seasonal Affective Disorder), anxiety, or anything in between, this might be an episode you find to ring true in your life. Is there a space for sadness in the church? If so, what is it? This episode is meant to be a starting point to the conversation. I pray it’s fruitful for your spiritual life.

This is part 2 in our 2 part series! Join me and my wife (you should really follow her podcast, “Can We Just Talk?”, By the way) as we delineate between signs and confirmations, as well as how we may misappropriate the interpretation of God’s revelation to us.

Have you ever thought you saw a sign from God or He told you a promise and it didn’t happen? This episode is for you if you have, or if you haven’t! My wife and I (you should subscribe to her podcast, “Can We Just Talk?” By the way) discuss what it means for those who may have felt disappointed by God. This is the theoretical and theological groundwork for what we will lay out in episode 2 of this series.

*Trigger Warning, sensitive content ahead* Is your worldview livable? Sci-Fi shows tend to tell us that life has no inherent meaning, but do those who mention that to us have the ability to live those beliefs out? Pop culture does not have the final say on morality. In fact, this episode could show you that it is in fact a self-defeating mentality to say that you create your own meaning.

Why does everyone call God an egg? Didn’t the church solve this 2,000 years ago? Here’s a talk on heresies and why you should simplify God’s concepts without oversimplifying His characteristics. That’s… not how teaching works.