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Navigating Doubt and Faith: Deconstructing for Growth
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Welcome back to another episode of the Post-Sermon Reflections Podcast, where we help you apply Sunday morning learning to Monday morning living as we connect others to the love of Jesus and help them live on gospel mission. My name is Liam Castle, and I am joined by my friend Donna Hull.
In this episode, Donna recaps Pastor Brennan's sermon titled "Can My Faith Endure Deconstruction?" from the new River of Doubt series. We delve into Matthew 11:2-15, where John the Baptist, despite his lifelong dedication, faces doubts while imprisoned. His suffering raises questions, but Jesus responds with compassion and evidence, reinforcing John's faith.
We also discuss the importance of seeking answers within the spiritual community, differentiating between doubt and deconstruction, and the role of humility and sincere questioning in faith. Pastor Brennan highlights the dangers of deconstruction as spiritual warfare and the need for patience and support within the Christian community.
Looking ahead, we are excited about upcoming events, including an interview with Josh Baldwin, who will share his journey through doubt and deconstruction, and a Q&A session with Pastor Brennan. Join us as we explore how to navigate doubt and faith, ensuring our focus remains on Christ.
We hope this episode encourages you and helps you grow in your faith. Don't forget to subscribe and share this podcast with anyone who might benefit from it. Have a blessed week!
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