Prone to Wander: A Presbyterian Podcast
God’s love is abundant and never ending. We focus on this extravagant love as we seek a better understanding of Scripture. We examine the history, language and culture that form the foundation of Scripture as we consider the challenge to us to radically love God and our neighbor.
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Discipline: Health, Church and GLP-1s (opens the original)
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My health journey started with a spiritual discipline. I discuss that and my experience taking a GLP-1 agonist weight loss drug.
Against Blackpilling: Faith, Politics, and Donald Trump (opens the original)
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Is it Commander in Chief? Or Pastor in Chief? Is purity and perfection in our leaders realistic? Should we let those who don't share our faith and values determine our perspective? Do we need to recognize God is in control, even when flawed sinful humans like ourselves are in charge?
Shana Tova! Making All Things New! (opens the original)
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Rosh Hashanah is seen as the birthday of creation: a time to reflect on the past and look forward to the future. The crisp, bright anticipation of autumn is a beautiful time to reflect, be accountable, repent, re-commit, and look forward to the renewal we are always experiencing in Christ.
Heroes: Lindsay Clancy and Charlie Kirk (opens the original)
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When you are looking for heroes, do you call evil good and good evil? Are you being inspired by peaceful people who build, collaborate, listen, share, and inspire? Or are you buying into a cult of glorifying death, violence, illness, and hate?
Girl, Same: Gloria Steinem & St Thekla (opens the original)
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Treating childlessness as righteousness is nothing new. It existed in pagan times, it existed in the early church, and Steinem was just the latest example of this old heresy. Referenced in this episode: How We Taught Women To Fear Motherhood
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