With my background, I've had to work through a lot of questions and all that.

I wasn't, I'm not intimidated by the questions.

In fact, I really appreciate them because when it's a genuine person asking hard questions, we can deal with that.

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And so we're talking about deconstruction today.

And I'd like to start by defining that word because I think it's one of those words that people use,

but they don't always think very deeply about what they mean when they use that word.

And so often, the process of deconstruction can start with a particular doubt.

Maybe it's a doubt about the goodness of God as he's presented in Scripture.

Maybe it's a doubt about the textual accuracy of the Bible itself.

Maybe it starts with a doubt about what the church has historically taught about sexuality.

And then the process of deconstruction begins with a doubt like that, but it's like dominoes.

Once that doubt falls, it hits another one and then that falls and that falls.

It can move from biblical accuracy quickly into what you were taught all your life about the end times or what you were taught about hell or sexuality.

And then it's like these dominoes just begin to fall.

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