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Disciple Blueprint PodcastHelping everyday believers grow in faith and live like Jesus. Join Raymond—Bible teacher, author, and disciple-maker—for short, powerful episodes on spiritual growth, prayer, leadership, grief, and bold faith.
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Who Gets to Decide What Justice Means? | Start At Home | Disciple Blueprint Podcast (opens the original)
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Who Gets to Decide What Justice Means? Everyone seems to want justice, but we don't always mean the same thing when we use the word. So who gets to define it? For Christians, justice doesn't begin with a political party, cultural movement, or social-media campaign. Justice begins with the character of God. In this episode, Raymond examines several biblical principles of justice, including impartiality, truth, evidence, protection of the innocent, and accountability for wrongdoing. We'll also con
If Government Does Less, Are Christians Willing to Do More? | Start at Home | Disciple Bueprint Podcast (opens the original)
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If Government Does Less, Are Christians Willing to Do More? It's easy to complain that government does too much. But if Christians believe government has assumed responsibilities belonging to families, churches, and individuals, there's another question we need to answer: Are we willing to take those responsibilities back? In this episode, Raymond uses Paul's instructions about caring for widows in 1 Timothy 5 to examine God's order of responsibility. Biblical compassion doesn't eliminate person
When Should Government Stay Out of the Way? | Start at Home | Disciple Blueprint Podcast (opens the original)
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When Should Government Stay Out of the Way? God established government, but did He establish government to do everything? In this episode of the Disciple Blueprint Podcast , Raymond looks at the boundaries of government through Romans 13 and asks an important question: Who did God make responsible for this? Scripture gives responsibilities not only to government but also to individuals, families, and the church. Using raising children and caring for widows as examples, we'll examine what happens
Stop Listening to Campaign Promises? | Start at Home (opens the original)
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A politician tells you exactly what you want to hear. Should you believe them? Maybe—but don't stop with the promise. In this episode, we use three simple words for evaluating political candidates: Promise. Record. Power. What is the candidate promising? What does their actual record show? And does the office they're seeking have the constitutional or legal authority to accomplish what they're promising? We'll also talk about political advertising, edited clips, voting records, original sources,
What If Neither Candidate Deserves to Your Vote? | Start at Home (opens the original)
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Have you ever looked at an election ballot and thought, “Seriously, these are my choices?” Christians don't usually get to choose between perfect candidates. We vote for imperfect people to serve in an imperfect government in a fallen world. So what do we do when both candidates give us legitimate reasons for concern? In this episode, we talk about character, policies, wisdom, conscience, and the difference between voting for someone and endorsing everything about that person. We also address th
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