Learning How to Do Life Well
Tim and Rachel finish the dicussion of cultural lies and clarify some of the points of the lesson.
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Rachel Porter continues our look at the lies our culture tries to tell and the truths by which we must live.
Our culture is full of messages. Movies, music, books, social media and other voices compete to determine the direction of our lives. In this series, we review how to check those messages against godly wisdom to receive what is good and reject what is bad.
This series draws on the book, Mama Bear Apologetics [Amazon link], by Hillary Morgan Ferrer.
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Tim and Rachel talk about the new series.
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Rachel Porter begins a series confronting the cultural lies we encounter and how we can address and defend our faith.
Our culture is full of messages. Movies, music, books, social media and other voices compete to determine the direction of our lives. In this series, we review how to check those messages against godly wisdom to receive what is good and reject what is bad.
This series draws on the book, Mama Bear Apologetics [Amazon link], by Hillary Morgan Ferrer.
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One last discussion over the book of Daniel.
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Tim concludes the walkthrough of Daniel with a look at the six themes running through the last six chapters, and what they mean for us.
The book of Daniel chronicles a difficult time for the people of God and how people of the kingdom of God should respond in the middle of the kingdom of darkness. This series draws on the teaching of various ministries, including Church of the Highlands, the Door of Hope, and The Bible Project.
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