In an age of constant visibility and instant judgment, this show explores the critical difference between public behavior and private life—especially for those entrusted with leadership. We examine the need for clear, consistent standards of public conduct for elected officials, and why continued public service should be tied to meeting those standards. Rooted in the belief that the Founding Fathers envisioned the United States as a homeland shaped by Christian values, the show invites listeners to reflect on accountability, humility, and moral responsibility. While only God is truly good, Americans are called to honor Him through their attitude, character, and conduct in the public square.
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In an age of constant visibility and instant judgment, this show explores the critical difference between public behavior and private life—especially for those entrusted with leadership. We examine the need for clear, consistent standards of public conduct for elected officials, and why continued public service should be tied to meeting those standards. Rooted in the belief that the Founding Fathers envisioned the United States as a homeland shaped by Christian values, the show invites listeners to reflect on accountability, humility, and moral responsibility. While only God is truly good, Americans are called to honor Him through their attitude, character, and conduct in the public square.
Ep. 73 - Exile and the Collapse of Self-Righteous Discernment
Why Are We Here On Earth?
55 minutes
3 weeks ago
Ep. 73 - Exile and the Collapse of Self-Righteous Discernment
The Judean exile was not punishment for ignorance, but for presumption. In this episode, we examine how attitude governs understanding, why God dismantled Israel's moral self-confidence through Babylonian exile (Jeremiah 29), and how discernment collapses when belief becomes entitlement. Using lexical analysis and historical context, we confront the danger of treating divine favor as personal validation rather than divine action.
Why Are We Here On Earth?
In an age of constant visibility and instant judgment, this show explores the critical difference between public behavior and private life—especially for those entrusted with leadership. We examine the need for clear, consistent standards of public conduct for elected officials, and why continued public service should be tied to meeting those standards. Rooted in the belief that the Founding Fathers envisioned the United States as a homeland shaped by Christian values, the show invites listeners to reflect on accountability, humility, and moral responsibility. While only God is truly good, Americans are called to honor Him through their attitude, character, and conduct in the public square.
