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In this episode we start with being salt and light: how many righteous people it takes to spare a society from God's wrath, why things may not be as bad as they feel, and why change starts in the home. Next we talk about not casting pearls before swine, and whether the swine in Matthew 7 are lost people or entrenched religious people.
From there we ask how to trust God with the things we can actually control, and why knowing God well means we don't have to pray about every decision. We finish on fallen preachers. We discuss whether true teaching from an unclean vessel still honors God, why gifting is not the same as character, and what real repentance looks like.
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