042 - The Tyranny Of The Weaker Brother

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Recovering Fundamentalist

Christianity, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 23 December 2020

⏱️ 73 minutes

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Summary

Merry Christmas. JC, Brian, and Nate bring you an incredible episode in the form of a sermon that has impacted their lives in a powerful way. R. C. Sproul preached a sermon on legalism in 2010 that spells out the different types of legalism faced in churches today. In Romans 14, Paul indicates that serious problems can arise in the church due to the differences between “weaker brothers” and “stronger brothers.” On the one hand, many churches have experienced the “tyranny of the weaker brother,” and fallen into an unbiblical legalism. On the other hand, many “stronger brothers” do not bear with the failings of the weak.

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0:00.0	I've got no
0:09.0	I'm going to go
0:11.2	The heart
0:12.3	It is no way so
0:14.4	The recovering fundamentalist podcast starts in three
0:19.2	You know it makes women stupid as college.
0:20.8	Jesus was not a burtender.
0:23.8	High man!
0:24.5	Two.
0:25.1	You have lost your mind.
0:28.2	Long-tonged hifers have given me a lot more trouble than heifers wearing bridges.
0:32.1	And you know that.
0:33.0	Say amen like that.
0:34.2	One.
0:34.8	Let me tell you something, bozo.
0:36.7	They'll be setting frosties in hell for this boy.
0:39.8	I put on a pair of pink underware.
0:41.8	Amen.
0:42.3	I sucked my thumb that I was 14 years of eight.
0:45.1	Hi, man.
0:47.2	Hey, everybody.
0:48.1	Thanks for tuning in to the Recovering Fundamentalist Podcast.
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