Three Failed Pastors
Three Failed Pastors
God is so Meta
God is so Meta
God is so Meta
Tuesday 19th April 2022
Join three pastors as they discuss how the gospel offers a unifying narrative that respects diversity, critiquing modern ideologies in this Faith Recovery Podcast episode.
45 minutes
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If all of us have our own personal narrative but we don't have a shared narrative, I don't know that you won't hijack an airplane.
Have you ever wondered why stories are so crucial to our lives? In this episode of the Faith Recovery Podcast, three pastors—each with their own journey of spiritual missteps—dive deep into the power of narratives in shaping society. They explore how the gospel offers a compelling metanarrative that respects diversity rather than erasing it. The discussion kicks off with a look at authenticity and the impact of rejecting traditional family values.
The hosts then tackle the importance of a shared story in maintaining societal cohesion, touching on themes like nationalism, democracy, and authoritarianism. They also critique modern ideologies like critical race theory and western liberal values for lacking a unifying story. The episode wraps up by examining how the gospel addresses individual concerns while promoting acceptance and unity, particularly through the lens of the letter to Philemon.
If you're curious about how big stories can bring us together or tear us apart, this episode is a must-listen.