Episode 613 Show Notes
From the Show
What do you with the shame and the sin of those around you? Do you laugh, do you poke fun, do you gossip about it? Or do you seek to, in the biblical sense, cover it? We should be a people that does not delight in the shame and nakedness of others; rather, we should be a people that seeks to help others.——Adriel Sanchez
Questions in this Episode
- 1. In the Gospel of John it seems like some people “believed” but really didn’t, according to Jesus. How do we understand this, particularly in reference to ourselves or our friends who may “believe” but might not be saved? How can we discern whether someone is in that state, or is that something only Jesus can see?
2. It seems like in every job there is some form of complicity we share with unethical practices, whether it is selling products made in sweatshops or being in politics or the armed forces where, for better or for worse, you have other people’s lives or livelihoods in your hands. Are there some jobs that Christians should avoid entirely, or how should we practice wisdom when choosing our careers?
3. In Genesis 9, why does Noah curse Canaan after he awakens from his drunkenness and not Ham? What is the significance of Noah’s nakedness being uncovered and covered?
4. What do you think the state of the church is right now, is it good or bad? Are we compromising to the culture and world around us?
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Resources
Every Good Endeavor: Connecting Your Work to God’s Workby Timothy Keller
Ordinary: Sustainable Faith in a Radical, Restless Worldby Michael Horton
