Thinking God's Thoughts

FREEDOM! People are willing to give their lives fighting for it - but what is it? How do we become free? In this episode we find out what God says is the path to true freedom.

The Bible talks a lot about love, and people today talk a lot about love, but I think most of us realize that we are not always talking about the same thing. How does God define love? How can I show love to God and others? In this episode we look to the Bible to find out God's definition for true love. If you enjoyed this podcast or have an idea for a future topic, please send me an email at anear...

Recently Erika Kirk and others have made headlines by publicly forgiving criminals who had done terrible things against them and their families. But what does that mean for the offender if he refuses to repent? We know that Christ came to Earth so that sinners could be forgiven - so what did He mean when He said, "IF he repents, forgive him" (Luke 17:3)? Let's let the Bible explain.

Everyone knows the true meaning of Christmas - right? Many Christians are quick to point out that Christmas should not just be about presents and food and decorations, but do we really know why it is that Jesus was born as a baby so long ago? In this episode we look at more than 20 Bible passages explaining the full meaning of why Jesus came to earth. If you enjoyed this episode or have any sugges...

The Bible tells us that all true believers are to be "perfectly united," but often we are not. This comes from thinking differently from how God does about what creates true unity. If you enjoyed this episode, or have a suggestion for a theme I could talk about, please send me an email at aneartohear@proton.me

Many details of our public worship are not specified in the Bible, and it is easy to feel stressed about "doing it right." If we can only come to think as God thinks about ceremonies and ordinances, we can come to really enjoy and be blessed by these vital aspects of our worship. Suggestions or comments? Write me at aneartohear@proton.me

So many people today spend their whole lives pursuing "happiness." But what, according to God, can really make us happy? Questions or comments? Write to aneartohear@proton.me

What is it that you want out of life? What are your priorities? This episode looks at what the Bible says is actually the deepest need of the human heart. Para español: https://open.spotify.com/episode/01aVoyYgcgvHyi4CpveITh?si=kewO_aDkTWm-2VTOPA1bfQ

What is the best way to know the truth? There is so much information today, and so much confusion - we need to have a reliable way of knowing what is actually true. Thankfully, God has an answer. In this episode we will learn how God defines "faith" - and it may be different from what you have heard before.

We know that God can do anything...right? Well, the Bible says that He cannot lie, so that is at least one thing that He cannot do! This episode explores what the Bible says about God's omnipotence and it's limitations. Para español: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1uvJTOZXj9Fo018R1m9syZ?si=kCM6qSdRTwWhHy7yqhp9vQ

The Devil suggested to Adam and Eve how they could become like God, but that plan didn't work. As Christians, we want to imitate Christ - but how is that possible? Para español: https://open.spotify.com/episode/1IjtIsTZmrszYOfM32Q84k?si=bDgrO9qjT8WbhUkQAAalVg

This first episode for Thinking God's Thoughts presents the theme of the podcast, showing how it is possible to leave behind our human way of thinking to come to think like God. By meditating on the thoughts of God revealed in the Bible, we can come to have the mind of Christ. For more information or to suggest a theme for a future episode, write to aneartohear@proton.me Para español: https://...

Originally broadcast on Harbour Light Radio, Thinking God’s Thoughts is a Bible study that seeks to help us change from a human way of thinking to thinking the way God thinks. “For ‘who has known the mind of the Lord that he may instruct Him?’ But we have the mind of Christ” (1 Corinthians 2:16). Please send any questions or comments to aneartohear@proton.me