Jeremiah examines the quest for personal authenticity. The hypothesis is that coming to a place of authenticity is a process of removing the things that are not us. The experiment is to first determine your willingness to follow Christ into authenticity, and then to be on the lookout for your actions and reactions that are not reflective of who you truly are.
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198 - Tell Him What You See, Remind Him What He Said
197 - It Doesn't Always Make Sense
196 - How Do We Relate to the Trinity?: A Conversation
195 - Worship, Both Personal and Liturgical: A Conversation
194 - What is Your Reason to Worship?
193 - Focus on Your Treasure (Prioritize What Matters)
192 - When Doing Nothing is an Act of Faith
191 - "Relational Christianity": Introducing a Book by Pinkham and Gruenberg
190 - Reading and Responding to John 11 & 12
189 - The Right to be His Child: A Conversation (John 1:12)
188 - We Are Not Good (Mark 10:18)
187 - Communicate Like a Child
186 - You Are Never too Mature to Repent
185 - Reading and Responding to John 9 & 10
184 - Why the Greatest Commandment?: A Conversation
183 - Some Qualities of God's Communications to Humanity
182 - Who Do You Think You Are?
181 - The Relational Beatitudes
180 - Happiness and Disillusionment: A Conversation
179 - Reading and Responding to John 7 & 8
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