This is my 1st time commenting. I'm probably not doing it in the right spot. I'm a long time listener of you, Stewart and Night Shadows. Just love and appreciate you and Larry Taylor both so much. I have a hard time finding Larry's other interviews and podcasts that he does other than night shadows. And advice on that? I'm so happy that you've added this Sunday night show. Is there a way to support you and also Larry with just a one time donation or is a paid subscription the only way?
Stewart, I so appreciate your Sunday talks, as does everyone who hears them. Sometimes, we think that we’ve heard it all. Preachers and pastors tend to repeat themselves over and over again with their own thoughts and interpretations of the Bible, and we think we can learn nothing new from them. “Just move on to the next wise man.” But if one listens VERY CAREFULLY to their talks, one can always detect a new consideration, a nuance, a subtlety of thought, often introduced via the Holy Spirit, in conjunction with the speaker’s presentation, that one can take away as a nugget of wisdom. Such are your podcasts.
I have always thought that the Pre-Trib teaching is a false one, because history has shown that God does not always rescue his glorious bride (i.e. martyrdom and other persecution) from calamity. In other words, God’s modus operandi has been not to “catch us away” from tribulation, but to assist us through tribulation. But I liked your explanation that there is a difference between man’s wrath and God’s wrath; and that perhaps, this time, God will, indeed, rescue His bride from His wrath. All God’s children would like to believe this and “escape” the Tribulation’s horrible fate.
Another thing you said about approaching God via logic versus emotion; yes, God is the author of logic, and as a very analytical person, I so enjoy having that ability to derive common sense conclusions based on concrete assumptions. I hold fast to the verse in 2 Timothy 1:7, “God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.” A sound mind is a true gift from God! However, if the essence of God’s character is LOVE, then you must concede that LOVE emotes an emotional response versus a logical one. Is LOVE logical? How about JUSTICE, which is also a characteristic of God? As mankind was made in the image of God, we exhibit both logical and emotional attributes.
This is my 1st time commenting. I'm probably not doing it in the right spot. I'm a long time listener of you, Stewart and Night Shadows. Just love and appreciate you and Larry Taylor both so much. I have a hard time finding Larry's other interviews and podcasts that he does other than night shadows. And advice on that? I'm so happy that you've added this Sunday night show. Is there a way to support you and also Larry with just a one time donation or is a paid subscription the only way?
Stewart, I so appreciate your Sunday talks, as does everyone who hears them. Sometimes, we think that we’ve heard it all. Preachers and pastors tend to repeat themselves over and over again with their own thoughts and interpretations of the Bible, and we think we can learn nothing new from them. “Just move on to the next wise man.” But if one listens VERY CAREFULLY to their talks, one can always detect a new consideration, a nuance, a subtlety of thought, often introduced via the Holy Spirit, in conjunction with the speaker’s presentation, that one can take away as a nugget of wisdom. Such are your podcasts.
I have always thought that the Pre-Trib teaching is a false one, because history has shown that God does not always rescue his glorious bride (i.e. martyrdom and other persecution) from calamity. In other words, God’s modus operandi has been not to “catch us away” from tribulation, but to assist us through tribulation. But I liked your explanation that there is a difference between man’s wrath and God’s wrath; and that perhaps, this time, God will, indeed, rescue His bride from His wrath. All God’s children would like to believe this and “escape” the Tribulation’s horrible fate.
Another thing you said about approaching God via logic versus emotion; yes, God is the author of logic, and as a very analytical person, I so enjoy having that ability to derive common sense conclusions based on concrete assumptions. I hold fast to the verse in 2 Timothy 1:7, “God has not given us a spirit of fear, but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.” A sound mind is a true gift from God! However, if the essence of God’s character is LOVE, then you must concede that LOVE emotes an emotional response versus a logical one. Is LOVE logical? How about JUSTICE, which is also a characteristic of God? As mankind was made in the image of God, we exhibit both logical and emotional attributes.
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