This week on the word of the Lord endorsed forever we continue on in Galatians with Paul opposes Peter,

crucified with Christ. Abraham believed God. The difference between the law and the gospel and priority of the promise.

Join me, Pastor Will Wheaton, for the Word of the Lord, endures forever, your daily 15 minute verse by verse Bible

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If you're in a place in your life where you are rethinking religious rules that you were raised in, questioning the way that you've lived your life,

for whatever reason you're going through change and that is uncomfortable.

I'd love to have you participate in the reframe your story course. Each of us was given a frame, a way of thinking about our life, our identity, and the world, and sometimes we outgrow those. I want to help you ask questions about how you can think differently

about your way of looking at yourself, your way of looking at religion, your way of

looking at

Relationships. I don't have a lot of answers, but I do have some questions that might help you

Reframe your story find a new sense of purpose and find a new sense of peace in this very human process of growing and changing.

That is former evangelical author, pastor, and teacher Josh Harris.

It's part of a movement called the Deconstruction of Christianity.

What does it find its roots in? Well, oddly enough, not in Christianity, but in fact probably more in post-modernism and moral and truth relativism. So what is it doing to Christianity and why is it not just

a kind of apostasy but really a proselytizing apostasy.

Greetings and welcome to issues, etc.

I'm Todd Wilkin.

Thanks for tuning us in live on this Tuesday afternoon,

the 26th of March.

We're going to be talking with Elisa Childers and Tim Barnett, they're

author of a new book called The Deconstruction of Christianity, what it is, why it's

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