Grace to You: Radio Podcast How to Think and Act in Evil Days, Part 2
Sep 19, 2025
In this thought-provoking discussion, the hosts reflect on the impact of recent events, specifically after Charlie Kirk's assassination. They delve into Jesus' teachings, contrasting His radical love for enemies with traditional rabbinic interpretations. The conversation highlights practical ways to embody love, including prayer for persecutors, as a sign of true sonship. This exploration emphasizes God's loving nature towards all, even those who oppose us, and encourages listeners to engage in compassionate action during challenging times.
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Response To Charlie Kirk's Assassination
- The broadcast opens by responding to Charlie Kirk's assassination and noting his admiration for John MacArthur.
- The program aims to offer biblical clarity on how Christians should think and act in evil days.
Jesus Reformulates Conventional Morality
- Jesus contrasts rabbinic tradition with his own teaching by repeatedly saying "You have heard... but I say".
- That pattern overturns conventional morality and exposes the heart-level demands of God's law.
Neighbor Became an Exclusive Category
- Rabbinic tradition narrowed "neighbor" to an in-group and added "hate your enemy," turning love into a license for exclusion.
- That distorted Leviticus by omitting "as yourself" and redefining neighbor to exclude outsiders.
