When someone wants to discuss something, but tells you to leave the Bible out of it so that you can come to the table as neutral parties, are you actually achieving neutrality?

Today, I'm joining my husband to discuss why neutrality is a myth and why we always bring our Christian worldview to the discussion table.

Welcome to the Sheeproves' Fateful podcast, episode number 192, truth and encouragement to live gospel center lives every day. I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hi, everyone. Welcome to the podcast. My name is Lauren, and I'm excited about today because my husband is

joining me. We started doing podcasts occasionally, I think it's probably been a year since we've done one,

together, but we call it Faithful War, because one day I really hope he starts a podcast called

He Makes War, and I have my Shepruce Faithfold.

So together we're Faithful War.

But we have a couple episodes out there on my podcast and I just, we're going to do one today on

the myth of neutrality.

I actually talked about neutrality a long time ago on this podcast, but wanted to bring it back up

because we've both been reading a book called Against All Opposition by Greg L. Bonson,

and it's just an incredible book to think through the Christian worldview and evangelism and sharing the gospel with people.

So I asked him if he would like to do this,

and he jumped on his phone and recorded this with me. So I'm really excited that you guys

get to take a listen and pray that you're encouraged. Thank you so much to my Patreon supporters

who make this podcast possible. They give every month, and it's just a gift and enables me to do this.

So thank you so much.

And don't forget to check out the show notes.

Sheprovesfaithful.com slash podcast slash episode 192 and I'll leave the book and the golden

nuggets we talk about on the show notes.

Howdy, love?

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