Here is the free tool that Robert spoke about towards the end of the video for seeing if what you're invested in is God-honoring:

https://inspireinsight.com/about

You can learn more about his book here:

(Canonpress)
https://tinyurl.com/4cwnrzeh

We hope that Grounded has been a help to your walk with our Lord.

in Christ,
the Grounded Team

Beginning of Chapter Timestamps:

4:35 - Exploring the use of satire and irony in biblical context for impactful communication and rhetorical effect

8:54 - Appropriate response to unrepentant evil involves using strong language like mockery, as seen in Elijah's actions

13:38 - Paul, filled with the Holy Spirit, confronts a man with strong words in Acts 13:9-12

22:54 - Discussion on harsh names used by religious figures and appropriateness of name-calling in Christianity

27:40 - Discussion on the severity of God's condemnation for one sin

36:50 - The importance of gentleness and punishment in religious teachings and actions

41:13 - Pastors must address evil affecting their congregation with harshness and vigilance

45:44 - Challenges faced by evangelicals in accepting strong verbiage historically used by figures like Martin Luther

End of Chapter Timestamps.

We hope that Grounded is helpful to you in your walk with our Lord, Jesus Christ!

• The Grounded Team

1 - This may help you to understand the other half of the human race.

2 - If you're married, to understand your husband or wife. (1 Peter - dwell with according to understanding).

3 - This will contribute to your understanding of the God-assigned gender roles in the Bible. They are not just arbitrarily assigned, but made for them.

4 - This episode will defend men and masculinity, both of whom are under attack in our day and age.

We hope that Grounded is helpful to you in your walk with the Lord, Jesus Christ!

• The Grounded Team

Begin Show notes:

1) Evaluation of current Christian worship music.

2) What should we be aiming for? Why?

3) You’re our music/worship guy. What are the challenges in your position?

4) If you could change anything in Christian worship music in the USA, what would it be?

End of Show Notes.

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1) How do we know we’ve got the right books in the Bible?

2) The Old Testament Canon.

3) No contention until the time of the ref. (Martin Luther)

4) The NT Canon. (2 Pet 3:16, 1 Tim 5:18, Luke 10:7, Polycarp, Clement)

5) Heretics (Marcian)

6) Church conferences (Augustine, Jerome)

• Synod of Hippo

• Synod of Carthage

7) Three other books were given serious consideration. (Didache, Shepherd of Hermes, 1st letter of Clement of Rome)

8) Several Books in the Bible we have that were up for discussion. (2 Pet, Jude, Epistles of Jn, Rev, and Hebrews)

9) Three Tests for each book:

• Apostolic? (What about Luke (Paul), Mark (Peter), James and Jude?)

  • Orthodox? (Does it teach the same things as the books already established as scripture? Same as what we know to be true?)
  • Was the book in question widely received by the early church?

10) Trust in God’s providence. (Trust that He was successful in giving us His word)

11) Conclusion. (Be strong in faith, trust the 66 books = God’s holy word. Inspired, inerrant, auth, sufficient. Frame - page 138)

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Our prayer is that this episode of Grounded will add to your faith in God's word!