Telling Paul To Go To Hell, Daystar Suing Christian YouTubers, and Is It Sinful To Meme Respected Churchmen Into Oblivion?
On the latest Intelligence Briefing, David walks through this past week’s headlines at Protestia, everything from a Baptist pastor preaching that the Apostle Paul can “go to hell” on account of how much he dislikes several Pauline passages, to the Daystar Television Network threatening to sue Christian YouTubers for pointing out that they partner with heretics.
On Bible Bashed, which is an independent sister-show that we heartily endorse, Harrison Kerrig and Pastor Tim Mullet explore the controversial topic of whether it is appropriate to meme respected figures in the faith community.
They discuss biblical perspectives on rebuke and honor, the context of current controversies, and the implications of age and authority in faith discussions. The conversation emphasizes the importance of respect, wisdom, and understanding in addressing conflicts within the community.
In this conversation, the hosts discuss the complexities of online criticism, particularly in relation to elders in the faith. They explore the importance of respect and the appropriate ways to engage with older figures, emphasizing the need for a measured approach when disagreements arise. The conversation also delves into biblical principles surrounding authority and respect, highlighting the significance of honoring those who are older and the dynamics of communication in various relationships.
Lastly, along with these free shows, which you can download on all your podcast apps, we have the INSIDER rountable, a patron-only get-together where David Morrill and JD Hall lead a discussion on current pertinent issues for the discerning Christian.
Formerly the Bulldogmatic Bible Study and available to second-tier and above supporters, the INSIDER Roundtable is now open to all patrons $5.95 a month and up.
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