Think Truth: the Podcast
Should we avoid people who are bitter? What does bitterness even mean? Drew and Elijah discuss how bitterness has been misunderstood and weaponized against people who get hurt. Unforgiveness is something to overcome at all costs, but it is not the same as biblical bitterness.
In this special Q&A episode, Elijah and Paul discuss a few of your questions related to the book of Revelation. Questions include: Could other apocalyptic works be borrowing from Revelation instead of vice versa? If Revelation is an example of “apocalyptic” literature, then did John really see the things he … Read More
Revelation was written to a group of late first-century churches. It was meant to encourage and exhort them to be “conquerors.” But we’re far removed from them. On the other side, Revelation envisages events still in our future. How do we read and practically apply Revelation today, as believers far … Read More
Serious Christians are often on the lookout for the “mark of the beast.” And for good reason—it’s spiritually fatal! But should we be looking suspiciously at new technologies, vaccines, or payment methods? In fact, is this “mark” a specific, one-time “thing” for the final generation only, or is it an … Read More
Beasts with too many heads and horns. The threat of a seemingly elusive yet spiritually fatal “mark of the beast.” Controversies over the interpretations of esoteric prophecies. Memories of strange prophecy charts and low-quality Christian movies. For many of us, this is what the book of Revelation brings to mind. … Read More
How do you read Revelation? Or do you read it at all? Maybe you find it fascinating, but don’t know how to find any meaning in it. Or maybe you feel a bit jaded by controversies over strange symbolism in the book. Join Elijah and Paul in this first episode … Read More
Drew and Elijah talk about how to use technology without it keeping us from things that matter. Realistically, for most of us, the quality of our lives will suffer if we don’t make intentional choices about how we use–and don’t use–our phones. We are on YouTube! https://www.youtube.com/@thinktruth7992 Support the show
Drew and Elijah acknowledge that we all use some arbitrary lines in fleshing out principles, at least individually. But how do we keep this separate from strong positions we take, especially publicly? The podcast is launched with a discussion on a comment Drew received on a recent post: https://think-truth.org/2023/02/28/pcc-the-kings-singers-and-the-culture-wars/ Think … Read More
Drew and Elijah discuss their initial thought on the Asbury revivals. They also discuss their broader view of revivalism, in light of some of their past experiences. Support the show