Just Thinking Podcast

Explore the historical roots and ideological influences behind public education, revealing its shift from knowledge to indoctrination. The hosts critique John Dewey's pragmatism and highlight the tension between traditional values and modern educational philosophy. Delve into social-emotional learning's implications and its alignment with secular beliefs. They also stress the need for parental authority and challenge the growing disconnect between funding and educational outcomes. This thought-provoking discussion urges listeners to reevaluate their role in shaping their children's education.

The hosts tackle the culture's relentless attack on the Church, urging believers to respond with biblical truth. They humorously bid farewell to a signature greeting while discussing upcoming events and their new book on climate change. Exploring issues like 'Christless Christianity' and moral decline, they emphasize the need to uphold biblical masculinity and sound doctrine. The conversation challenges listeners to reclaim genuine faith amidst societal shifts, critiquing the deconstruction movement and advocating for a return to core biblical values.

Sanctification is among the most important yet least-talked about doctrines in evangelicalism today. Why? In this episode of the Just Thinking podcast, Darrell Harrison and Virgil (Omaha) Walker will discuss that topic, looking to what Scripture has to say about what sanctification is, why sanctification matters, how sanctification is accomplished, what sanctification looks like, and what are some hindrances to sanctification in the life of a Christian.  Resources Keeping the Heart - book by John Flavel The Just Thinking Scholarship at The Master's University Support To support the podcast, please click ⁠here⁠ or copy/paste the following link into your browser - https://justthinking.me/support/ Disclaimer © Darrell B. Harrison and Just Thinking Ministries - 2012-2024. Unauthorized use and/or duplication of this material without express and written permission from this site’s author and/or owner is strictly prohibited. Excerpts and links may be used, provided that full and clear credit is given to Darrell B. Harrison and Just Thinking…for Myself with appropriate and specific direction to the original content.

Kamala Harris, the current Vice President, and Donald Trump, the former President, engage in a thought-provoking dialogue about faith and politics. They tackle the pressing question of how Christians should vote in the upcoming election when candidates' platforms clash with biblical values. The discussion dives into the dynamics of identity politics, the superficiality in political endorsements, and the implications of narcissism in leadership. Listeners are encouraged to reflect critically on their political choices, aligning them with scriptural principles.

Exploring the origins of gender identity, the podcast delves into societal, historical, and biblical perspectives on the topic. It challenges traditional beliefs, advocates for biblical principles, and emphasizes the importance of upholding God's design for gender amidst societal pressures. The hosts navigate complex gender debates, critique societal norms, and highlight the dangers of conforming to cultural ideologies. Through a combination of historical analysis, biblical teachings, and philosophical insights, the episode sheds light on the intricate relationship between gender identity and societal constructs.

Delving into black conservatism, the hosts challenge perceptions and discuss societal challenges faced. They explore the use of terms like 'sellout' in African American communities and historical discrimination. Highlighting the intersection of blackness and conservatism, they address political slavery, voting patterns, and the role of the Black Church. Emphasizing character and self-improvement in the African American community, they reflect on scripture for cultural issues and debunk misconceptions surrounding black conservatism.

The hosts of the podcast discuss the biblical theology of abortion, explaining that it is the premeditated murder of unborn image-bearers of God. They connect abortion to the historical agenda of feminism and the LGBTQ movement of the 1800s. They explore the intertwined relationship between key figures in the abortion debate and highlight the historical roots of sexual depravity and its connection to abortion and the LGBTQ+ movement. The podcast also delves into the battle against denial of God and the importance of valuing every individual life. It concludes with a theological perspective on abortion, emphasizing the sanctity of life and the evil nature of abortion.

The hosts discuss a biblical theology of abortion, highlighting that it is the premeditated murder of unborn image-bearers of God. They connect abortion to the historical agenda of feminism and the LGBTQ movement. They also explore the theological perspective on abortion, emphasizing the need to address it objectively from a biblical standpoint. The speakers discuss the manipulation of language and advocate for the use of biblical language to define immoral behaviors. They delve into the controversial views of Margaret Sanger and the whitewashing of history surrounding her involvement in eugenics. They question the contradiction between promoting abortion and advocating for black lives through the Black Lives Matter movement.

In this freestyle episode of the podcast, Darrell and Virgil discuss the dangers of DEI, Martin Luther King Jr.'s theology, the resignation of Dr. Claudine Gay, the progressive paganism of the Climate Change movement, the impact of the social gospel on the Black Church, economic struggles in black neighborhoods, the roots of the climate change movement, the chaos in the black church, and the influence of the black church in politics.

Virgil Walker and Darrell Harrison discuss the Enneagram and its relationship to the gospel. They explore the Enneagram's origins, its validity as a personality typing system, and its potential for personal development. The speakers delve into specific Enneagram personality types, such as the perfectionist and helper types, and discuss their motivations and connections to concepts like legalism and depression. They express concerns about the integration of the Enneagram into Christianity and caution against embracing it without understanding its spiritual implications. Additionally, they touch on topics such as automatic writing, the influence of theologian Paul Tillich on Martin Luther King Jr., and the dangers of connecting false ideologies to Christianity.