Judgement Day

New week, new Evangebros about Judgement Day.

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• Counseling has helped me see myself (and G-d) in a healthier light.
• I’ve never been happier with the measure I use to judge others with.
• Everything’s going to be alright in the end, in a way that isn’t terrifying for once.
• A question I keep asking myself is, “what is humanity (or Christianity for that matter) without struggle?” which was brought out from this episode. A question I look forward to continuing to wrestle with and learn more in.

Speaking of of the episode, last Thursday, Don and I had the privilege of recording together in person since he was visiting Columbus. It was a great time, a lot of conversations about the future of the podcast, life, and of course theology. But also, peppered in there were brewery trips (as pictured below) and board games.
Anyway, hope you enjoy the episode and I look forward to any thoughts, concerns, or input you all may have.
Grace and peace.