The Art of Leadership Network.

In the beginning, God created us in his image.

We've been creating God in our image ever since.

And what happens is, if you aren't careful, God becomes a projection.

That, wow, he thinks like us and looks like us and maybe even votes like us.

Helping you design your roadmap to wholeness from the inside out.

This is Win Today.

And now, here's your host, Christopher Cook.

Hey friends, welcome to the podcast, whether you're on a run right now, on your morning

commute, driving home from work, making dinner, exercising. I'm just glad you're here.

Thanks for spending an hour with me this week. I really trust today's conversation is going to

add value to your life, and I hope it does. We're two weeks separated from a very contentious,

very polarizing election cycle,

and I think we need to hit reset, especially in the soul, and I'm thankful that Mark Batterson

is here. It's episode 416, and this week we're going to explore the intricate relationship

between faith and culture, delving into the dangers of cultural relativism, and the importance, especially

in a year like this, of grounding our beliefs in timeless truth. So in today's episode,

Mark's going to challenge us to rethink our understanding of self-creation and instead

embrace a theology of dignity. We'll also discuss how a diminished view of God can negatively and probably

will negatively impact our mental health and how a robust faith can offer profound healing

and restoration, spirit, soul, and body. My friend, I'm so thankful you're here as we navigate

these very complex issues with Mark Batterson, a thought leader who blends theological

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