Christian Atheism, Part 2

Summit Life with J.D. Greear

J.D. Greear Ministries

Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

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🗓️ 30 June 2022

⏱️ 25 minutes

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We’ve come to the final message in our series on the book of Judges titled Broken Saviors, and we’re looking at a collection of stories from Judges, Chapters 17 to 21–accounts that reveal the tragic outcome when a society turns its back on God’s leading.r

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0:00.0	Today on Summit Life with JD Greer.
0:02.3	When you take God out of the equation,
0:05.2	the strong inevitably begin to oppress the weak.
0:09.5	We who are in positions of strength ought constantly to make sure
0:13.5	that justice is not being skewed toward the strong,
0:16.2	because that happens inevitably and very easily.
0:19.1	And we ought to empathize with those around us
0:21.7	who have not enjoyed the same positions of strength
0:24.0	throughout history that we have.
0:26.5	Welcome back to Summit Life with Pastor, Author, and Theologian,
0:38.5	JD Greer.
0:39.5	As always, I'm your host, Molly Bitovich.
0:42.5	Today we've come to the final message in our series
0:45.0	on the Book of Judges titled Broken Saviors.
0:48.0	And if you missed any part, you can hear all the previous messages
0:51.5	and access this month's book, Honest Questions Quick Answers,
0:55.5	when you visit JD Greer.com.
0:58.0	Today we're looking at the collection of stories
1:00.0	from Judges chapter 17 to 21.
1:03.0	These are accounts that reveal the tragic outcome
1:06.0	when a society turns its back on God's leading.
1:09.0	Ever wonder what Christian atheism looks like?
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