David Johnson
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TFM 28: The Not So Black and White Side Of Christianity with Shane Calkins and Mark Tracy
TFM 28: The Not So Black and White Side Of Christianity with Shane Calkins and Mark Tracy
TFM 28: The Not So Black and White Side Of Christianity with Shane Calkins and Mark Tracy
Monday 9th November 2015
Shane Calkins and Mark Tracy join David Johnson to discuss navigating Christianity's gray areas on the True Family Men Podcast.
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Get the buttons here!Christianity's Gray Zones: Conversations with Shane Calkins and Mark Tracy
When it comes to these gray areas, it's really important to be intentional and seek guidance from the Holy Spirit to align us with God's will. - Shane Calkins
Is navigating the gray areas of Christianity something you've ever grappled with? In this engaging episode of the True Family Men Podcast, host David Johnson sits down with Shane Calkins and Mark Tracy to tackle those tricky, not-so-black-and-white aspects of faith. They dive into everyday dilemmas like what kind of music to listen to, which movies to watch, and how to handle questionable relationships.
It's a heartfelt chat filled with personal stories and reflections on staying true to one's faith while wrestling with these ambiguous issues. Shane and Mark share how they lean on community support and the guidance of the Holy Spirit to keep their spiritual compass pointed in the right direction. They also emphasize the importance of protecting our hearts and minds, especially when the answers aren't clear-cut in Scripture.
This episode offers practical tips and valuable insights for anyone trying to navigate the gray zones of their faith journey. Tune in for a conversation that's both comforting and challenging, as it encourages you to reflect on your own convictions and how you live them out.