The Enneagram. What is it? What are its origins? Why is it gaining popularity within the evangelical church? And why should believers in Jesus Christ care about such questions as these? Listen as Darrell Harrison and Virgil “Omaha” Walker provide you with biblical answers to those important questions in episode #125 of the Just Thinking podcast, titled “The Enneagram and the Gospel.”

Related:

• The Just Thinking Scholarship at The Master’s University – The Master’s University website 
• Enneagram-specific resources from the Association of Certified Biblical Counselors (ACBC) 
• The Enneagram and the Church — Redeeming Truth Podcast (YouTube) 
• The Enneagram: What Christians Need to Know About It – Pastor Gabe Hughes of WWUTT (When We Understand the Text) 
• Letter to a Friend: Enneagram – TruthXChange  
• “Enneagram Theology: Is It Christian?” – book by Dr. Rhenn Cherry  
• “The Enneagram: A History (Part 1): - article by Brandon Medina 

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“Climate change.” The term is ubiquitous. Everywhere you turn, it seems, the phrase “climate change” is in your face. But what exactly is “climate change” in the first place? Is it the same thing as biblical stewardship of the earth and its resources? How are Christians understand what “climate change” is and respond biblically to it? In this episode of the Just Thinking podcast, Darrell Harrison and Virgil “Omaha” Walker take you directly to Scripture to answer those questions, and others, in this expanded episode titled, A Biblical Theology of Climate Change.

Related:

• The End of the Universe: Part 1 – sermon by John MacArthur (Grace to You)
• The End of the Universe: Part 2 – sermon by John MacArthur (Grace to You)
• The End of the Universe: Part 3 – sermon by John MacArthur (Grace to You)
• The Dangers of Exaggerated Climate-Change Reporting – Created to Reign podcast
• The Green Bible – Harper Collins
• Should Climate Change Keep Us From Having Kids? – Answers in Genesis
• The Essential Church movie website 
• Children’s Hunger Fund website 
• https://www.clcpublications.com/shop/the-forgotten-attributes-of-god/ “The Forgotten Attributes of God” — Dr. Peter Sammons

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On this episode of the Just Thinking Podcast, hosts Darrell and Virgil veer off the usual course of carefully planned theological explorations. Instead, they spontaneously delve into the ever-changing world of current events and social issues. So, sit back and join in their candid discussion. As always, your support is highly appreciated!

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