Ep 22 - Don't Fight the Goodness

08/15/23 • 28 min

The scriptures are peppered with visions of an exalted humanity. This is one of the better kept secrets within the church. Are we maybe a little afraid of what people will do with this encouragement? Or maybe it doesn't fit well with a message that centers on sin, sinfulness, and fixing and managing a sin problem?

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The odd (to us) rituals listed in the Old Testament had a broader purpose than we are used to thinking. If we come to the Bible with one lens, all we will see is sin and sin solutions. If we replace that lens, we can see so much more (and more clearly). Listen to this episode for a take on Leviticus you probably haven't heard before, as well as why it matters for understanding the Story and what God is up to with us.

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The Willing Fool - Ep 22 - Don't Fight the Goodness

Transcript

Welcome back to the willing fool. We are doing episode six today. So welcome back. I'm your host and lead fool. Paul Trimble and Today we are going to hear some really amazing Passages very kind of mind blowing and encouraging in a way but to set the context for this I want you to Continue to put on that lens.
We've been talking about this entire season this concept That is painted in the scriptures That God has this close knit family, and he has two types of members in the family. He's got