In this episode of the Elect Exiles podcast, Branden Woodall is back with us as we delve into the complex relationship between Christian beliefs and voting. We look at the importance of voting as Christians, the moral implications of our choices, and the challenges of navigating a political landscape that often presents difficult choices. We need discernment when participating in elections. The significance of our voting should come from a biblical perspective, emphasizing the impact of individual votes on global issues. No matter what happens let's rest and recognize God's sovereignty in all political issues.

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In this episode, we are joined by our special guest Branden Woodall from the Outsiders Podcast. We discuss the concept of Christian conscience and how it influences various aspects of life, including voting and personal convictions. We walk through the importance of empathy, understanding differences in beliefs among fellow Christians, and the need for grace in navigating these differences. Political engagement is important, faith and unity in Christ should take precedence over political affiliations. We call for Christians to maintain an eternal perspective while navigating temporal issues, ultimately advocating for a gracious and thoughtful approach to political engagement.

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In this episode, we discuss the significance of scripture in the Christian faith, exploring how personal experiences can sometimes seem to contradict biblical teachings. We emphasize the importance of engaging with scripture not just for knowledge, but for a transformative encounter with God. The conversation also touches on the effectiveness of prayer, the quality versus quantity of Bible reading, and identifying red flags in spiritual practices that may indicate a need for deeper engagement with faith. Our discussion emphasizes the significance of prayer, grace, and the personal journey of faith, encouraging listeners to seek a deeper relationship with God through His Word.

D.A. Carson Clip from the episode: https://youtu.be/sJRz5fLCmM8?feature=shared

In this episode of the Elect Exiles podcast, we spend time discussing the complexities of evangelism, the balance between truth and personal experience, the importance of scripture, and the role of testimonies. We emphasize that the ultimate goal of evangelism is to glorify God and foster worship, rather than merely making converts. Join us as we explore how evangelism can be integrated into daily life, and how we can encourage each other to approach it with hearts focused on God's glory.

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Link to Alistair Begg Sermon https://youtu.be/xk9wgJBoEd8?feature=shared

Big shout out to Branden Woodall of the Outsiders Podcast for the new intro/outro music!

Brett is flying solo this week back in Ecclesiastes 7. Don't worry loyal listeners, Mike Kamm will be back ASAP!

We jump back into the wisdom of Solomon to sharpen our walk as Elect Exiles.

In this episode, we dive into the various trials and tribulations of life, exploring how these experiences shape faith and character. We discuss the importance of recognizing God's sovereignty in the midst of challenges, the daily struggles that test our patience and resolve, and the role of faith in navigating life's difficulties. We need God's grace and community support in overcoming trials, ultimately pointing to the goodness of God and His purpose in our lives.

In this episode, Brett and Michael talk about God's will. What is it, how do you find it, why is it so hard to know? Give us your feedback and let us know what you think!

In this episode, we discuss the title's origins and what it means. Let us know what you think about the title and what we discussed!