What kind of thinking skills do we need to develop in order to gain and maintain the kind of robust faith we desire. This question is the central subject of a book

by Dr. Anthony Sweat entitled Seekers Wanted, the skills you need for the faith you want.

In this book, Dr. Sweat offers keen insights

into many of the principles of truth-seeking

we have been exploring throughout this series,

as well as many others we didn't cover.

Casey and I were excited to interview Dr Sweat for today's episode of Church History

Matters, to discuss his book and to dig deeper together into what good thinking looks

like, especially regarding doctrinal seeking.

And as usual, we were not disappointed.

I'm Scott Woodward and my co-host is Casey Griffiths, and today we dive into our 10th and final episode in this series,

dealing with truth-seeking and good thinking.

Now let's get into it. Hello Casey.

Hello Scott, how are you?

Good man, we made it to the end of our truth seeking and good thinking series.

This is our final episode.

It's been a wonderful series and I don't think we've settled on a title.

Good thinking, I think is what we kind of put on the web page.

So.

Good thinking.

Is that too generic?

Or do you feel good about it?

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