Episode 485: The Biblical Case for Redemptive Privilege
Below is a summary and my thoughts of Episode 485 of the Holy Post podcast. Topics covered in this episode include: Water parksJapanese fuel sourcesHow…
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December 4, 2021
Episode 472: The “Sin of Empathy” & Spotting Toxic Leaders
Below is a summary and my thoughts on Episode 472 of The Holy Post podcast. The topics discussed include: Mini brains grown from human stem…
December 4, 2021
Episode 477: Rethinking the Lord’s Prayer
Below is my summary and thoughts on Episode 477 of the Holy Post podcast. The topics covered in this episode included: Credibility-enhancing behaviorsSodom and Gomorrah Children’s…
December 4, 2021
Stella Williams’ spiritual dilemma
If you’ve read my other media reviews, this one may seem out of place. Although I typically find it cringey when people overshare on the…
July 20, 2021
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“What does 666 mean?”
'666' is a very well known number of evil, even outside of Christian circles. However, not many people understand why. In the article "What does…
July 7, 2021
Being our authentic selves
Many times, seemingly simple things that happen in the media have a lot going on. In this YouTube video by Whaddo You Meme??, a clip…
July 7, 2021
“If God Is Good, Why Do I Suffer?”
I am just discovering RC Sproul, and I see why he comes so highly recommended. As this was my first speech/sermon of his, I was…
November 3, 2020
“Progressive Christianity is Dangerous”
Christianity, although a fairly old religion, continues to be reinterpreted as new eras and perspectives comes along. In a YouTube video posted by Capturing Christianity,…
October 29, 2020
“Christians and the LGBTQ Conversation”
The LGBTQ conversation is a widespread topic, and Sean McDowell talks about it many places with many people. In an interview streamed on his Youtube…
October 28, 2020
Whispers of Wisdom
I'm not sure how I acquired this book, but I decided to give it a chance; I wanted to explore the Bible more, and this seemed a great opportunity to do so, as I wasn't quite sure where to start. In this post, I will discuss my experience with this book, as well as what to expect if you buy it for yourself (or someone else).
October 6, 2020