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Good Theological Thursday

By: Dr. James Crockett and Drey Clark
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  • We are just two guys having conversations about life and theology and hoping that others will listen and dialogue with us!
    © 2024 Good Theological Thursday
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Episodes
  • Christians and Mental Health

    Christians and Mental Health
    May 2 2024

    We discuss recent comments made by John MacArthur regarding mental health. What is a biblical view of mental illness? Is it okay to medicate people with mental illness, or is Scripture enough? We discuss these questions and more!
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    38 mins
  • Thoughts on Taylor Swift, and does God change His mind?

    Thoughts on Taylor Swift, and does God change His mind?
    Apr 25 2024
    • W3: We discuss our response to Taylor Swifts new album and how Christians should engage with it.
    • Main Topic: Does God ever change His mind in Scripture? What do we do with the passages that seem to suggest He changes His mind?
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    42 mins
  • "A Spirit of Jezebel”: Thoughts on the latest Mark Driscoll controversy

    "A Spirit of Jezebel”: Thoughts on the latest Mark Driscoll controversy
    Apr 18 2024

    W3: James discusses the spiritual discipline of remembrance. Drey gives the Gen Z word of the week.

    Main Topic: We discuss the viral Mark Driscoll controversy that happened last week. What are the limits of entertainment at Christian conferences? Can “sword swallowing” be used to glorify God? Did Driscoll have a point? Did he approach his rebuke the right way? We discuss these questions and more.
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    44 mins
Philosophy Social Sciences Christianity Spirituality
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