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Why Are Christians so Offensive?

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Why is Christianity frequently seen as offensive? Today on Walk With Me, we unravel this complex question by contrasting genuine Christianity with mere superficial religiosity, drawing inspiration from Revelation 2. We uncover how the pursuit of truth in real Christianity can often be unsettling but is essential for our spiritual development. Additionally, 2 Corinthians 6:3 guides our exploration of the biblical concept of offense, helping us understand it as causing someone to stumble. This nuanced look allows us to better grasp the intentions behind Christian teachings and their profound impact.
We'll also discuss the significant difference between truly living for God and just going through the motions of church life. Reflecting on 2 Corinthians 6, we delve into what it means to be "unequally yoked" and the importance of separating ourselves spiritually from sinful behaviors. Highlighting the necessity of maintaining a Christ-like demeanor and avoiding hypocrisy, we emphasize the ongoing relevance of embodying God's teachings in daily life. We conclude with a heartfelt message of gratitude for your unwavering support and a call to continue spreading God's love in your own lives.

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1. Christianity and Offense (00:00:00)

2. Living for God, Avoiding Offense (00:17:48)

3. Living Out the Word of God (00:27:32)

145 episodes

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Why is Christianity frequently seen as offensive? Today on Walk With Me, we unravel this complex question by contrasting genuine Christianity with mere superficial religiosity, drawing inspiration from Revelation 2. We uncover how the pursuit of truth in real Christianity can often be unsettling but is essential for our spiritual development. Additionally, 2 Corinthians 6:3 guides our exploration of the biblical concept of offense, helping us understand it as causing someone to stumble. This nuanced look allows us to better grasp the intentions behind Christian teachings and their profound impact.
We'll also discuss the significant difference between truly living for God and just going through the motions of church life. Reflecting on 2 Corinthians 6, we delve into what it means to be "unequally yoked" and the importance of separating ourselves spiritually from sinful behaviors. Highlighting the necessity of maintaining a Christ-like demeanor and avoiding hypocrisy, we emphasize the ongoing relevance of embodying God's teachings in daily life. We conclude with a heartfelt message of gratitude for your unwavering support and a call to continue spreading God's love in your own lives.

  continue reading

Chapters

1. Christianity and Offense (00:00:00)

2. Living for God, Avoiding Offense (00:17:48)

3. Living Out the Word of God (00:27:32)

145 episodes

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