Getting Self Helpy

Scrolling your life away

In this episode Annie and I talk about how we feel about the culture surrounding all things smart phones; social media, text messages, being expected to be immediately available to anyone at any given time. We also discuss our own personal struggles with the magnetism of the screen.  We then jump into if we think it's biblical to have regrets. Some other topics we touched on without planning it: gossip, apologetics, and if morality exists outside of a Christian worldview. Thanks for listening!

Pornography and Purity

In this episode Annie and I discuss the interesting deconstruction that has taken place of "purity culture" in the church world this last decade or so. Then we talk about the implications of Pornography's infiltration of Christianity and what image bearing has to do with that. Thank you for listening! Please share us.  intro guitar Son of God by Chris Renzema

All Things Secular

In this episode Annie and I discuss a little bit about our homeschool stories, and then we jump right into talking about Christians expecting non-believing culture to reflect God honoring values.  Then we jump into how we think through what secular entertainment we will consume and where we draw the line. Thanks for listening! Please share us on your social media! intro guitar Son of God by Chris Renzema

You swear? Are you even a Christian?

In this episode Annie and I discuss communicating in a way that intentionally convey's Christ. Things like cursing is prohibited in the bible, or how we should approach sarcasm. We then talk about the importance in relational capital to share the gospel. intro guitar Son of God by Chris Renzema

Getting Self Helpy

Episode 2 is up! In this episode Annie and I discuss the way the American Church views singleness and then we move on to discuss one of our favorite doctrines, the doctrine of the image of God within us, and how that doctrine might impact how Christians participate in today's "self help" culture. Thanks for listening! intro guitar Son of God by Chris Renzema