Mary Danielsen: The One Anothers

Stand Up For The Truth Podcast

Christianity, Religion & Spirituality

4.7 • 530 Ratings

🗓️ 20 March 2026

⏱️ 55 minutes

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Summary

Social media is a fascinating environment. One in particular asks us “What’s on your mind?”, and then proceeds to make value judgments when we dare to tell. Be that as it may, many of us in the church have stuff on our mind too, especially when church doesn’t seem to match up with the biblical parameters and suggestions/commands. Then after mulling that for a bit, we tend to resign ourselves to the fact that people have changed, the culture has changed too much to expect church not to have. But wait, God never changes. The culture will always change. Does that give us the right to change the church? To bring the culture inside to testify of the popular way? Why no, it doesn’t. So in observing something hopefully all believers do every Sunday morning, how can we not have questions and observations? Why is this the object of discussion among believers and yet nothing ever changes? Can we entertain (oops wrong word maybe) the idea that an Acts church is still an option? Today Mary looks at all the ways that believers have handed their fellowships over to corporations and methods and suggests one way that might reverse the trends.

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0:00.0	Three, three, two, two, one, zero, zero, zero, zero, zero.
0:08.3	From the studios of WORQ in Wisconsin, this is the stand-up for the truth podcast.
0:15.8	Today's issues, overlooked headlines, and biblical observations, equipping the remnant around the globe.
0:23.4	Got your sword handy?
0:25.3	This is Stand Up for the Truth.
0:27.9	We welcome our live listeners right now in northeast Wisconsin to 90.1 FM Green Bay, Fox Cities,
0:33.8	Sheboygan, 104.1 FM, Oshkosh 10FM, online at Q90FM.com slash app.
0:41.3	I'm Crash. Mary Danielson is here, and I'm told today is the first day of spring.
0:48.3	That's the rumor, yeah.
0:50.7	I can't tell by the temperature.
0:53.3	Yeah, well.
0:54.0	And you know it's going to snow again. Yeah, I'm probably. It's going to snow like around the 21st. Of April? During our Q drive. Of April. Yeah. You want, it'll snow around Q drive. Well, the heat, the record heat in the West, 96 in Omaha tomorrow. That is phenomenal for March. 96.
1:27.9	During the blizzard, my cousin in Midland, Texas, says, come down here, bro. You know, cousin? It's 98 today for the high. That's crazy. Yeah. It's just kind of schizophrenic. I'll take the cold. I don't like to snow. Happy first day of spring, Mary. It is the first day of spring. Yeah. Yay. It's the Vernal Equinox.
1:27.9	Welcome to Standard for the first day of spring. Yeah. Yay. It's the vernal equinox.
1:33.6	Welcome to Standard for the Truth for March 20th. My guest today has an illness in the family to attend to. So I am going to take the mic once again. And I'm going to look at a topic that I
1:38.9	have been pondering for a very long time. I believe it is so critical to the proper functioning of the church that if we
1:45.3	would just get back to this type of simplicity, it would transform our gatherings and our walk
1:50.8	and our witness. So much of the life of the church revolves around personalities and structures,
1:55.7	and at the same time, many of you have been asking the question, why doesn't the church today
2:00.1	seem to resemble
2:01.2	previous generations and even what we believe we understand about the church in Paul's Day?
2:07.2	Well, that's a reasonable question, and it hints at some timely, honest questions that deserve
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