Okay, you guys, so today I want to talk about the theology of my childhood and

election I shared a lot of theological similarities growing up and I feel like this podcast is for everyone who thinks they don't necessarily like

it's for the Bible believing Christian that is I mean this is who I would say I was, okay, so you might relate to me.

You're not a Bible believing Christian anymore?

Still am.

But someone who would identify as a Bible believing Christian, who's non-denominational, who

doesn't really use terms to qualify or quantify what's happening in

scripture and would say that maybe like really appreciate the home church movement,

like not really see a huge benefit in like church membership or the hierarchy of the church even and really just look to the Bible. Like the

Bible, scripture could interpret scripture. I don't need outside voices and

the Lord can just speak through his word and the Holy Spirit.

That is in a nutshell.

That sounds pretty good, honestly.

It is. There's nothing wrong with any of that.

And I'm not, this isn't an episode combating that but what I didn't realize was

that's a theology there was a systematic theology I was following and I thought that I was just like some purest over here with

no system out like no man's input on my theology I guess and

election I recently read a book where I was like oh my goodness I have been

following a pattern of systematic theology or my childhood was following a

pattern of systematic theology that I didn't

identify with as systematic theology. It wasn't necessarily taught to me that way.

Even the terms I was using were just more, I just thought all Christians use these terms and I didn't realize that there was a lot of thought and effort and studied and stuff that went into that theology.

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