Inverted Orthodoxy 446- Divine Detours & Drone Shows
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April 1- What is your take/opinion on Divine Intervention? God Stepping in or Angels interceding on our behalf to save of us from certain things (Car Crash, Muggings, Drowning, Etc.), in certain situations. Or maybe direct us down a different path, etc. And if NOT, then please explain what you think all these stories could be.
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April 5- When Jesus says not to store up treasure on earth was that literal or about our hearts? Is saving for a vacation, or saving into a pension, or for kids educations, storing up treasure or wisdom because our lives have some huge expenses?
What about wanting to pass on inheritance to your children?
If we take it literally, like the early disciples would we sell all our belongings, all the excess, instead of saving, give it away to the poor, but that doesn’t seem very wise. What are your thoughts?
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April 6- What are your top tips for being less selfish?
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April 6-I’m not trying to generalize, but lately I’ve been thinking and seeing a lot about mega churches and some of the things they do in the name of Jesus but it seems like the performance is more important than the teaching. Would you consider some of these practices to be performative Christianity? Like drone shows on Easter, excessive fog and lights at worship times, it seems like more of a show than a teaching. I’d appreciate any perspective on this
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