New Show!! Ask A Sheologian: The Next Obstacle The Church Will Face

You seem to be ahead of the curve in identifying the threat of critical race theory within the church.

Yeah. What would you guess is the next wave? I personally believe that the end of critical race theory in the church intersectionality is deconstruction.

And I think we're in that now. So the reason that we saw these things in the church, and this is the answer

I give to people so you should know, babe, is...

Well maybe he knew your answer was so good that he was like, you definitely have to ask this. So the reason that we saw intersectionality,

I think, before, you know, I was explaining to my dad what it was years before he actually had to deal with it in the areas that he works in, is because it's a social contagion.

It's a social phenomena, which means it takes root in the women's groups first.

It does. Because it's a social phenomena. That's what happens. Because we were busy in women's groups.

That's why we saw it first. And what I can tell you now, without naming names, is that I can think of a handful of women that I personally knew,

Christians. They were the ones that I saw talking about intersectionality, intersections, intersections, intersections.

I can think of a handful of them that are no longer, would no longer claim to be

Christians. I can think of another handful of them that are now, were on the same page as me.

Very conservative leaning. They would now say they're progressive Christians. And so I think intersectionality,

CRT, all of that ultimately leads to deconstruction. That's the point. So if you look at what those systems, the whole point of those systems is meant to deconstruct.

And that is where they've all ended up. It's like an exposure wave. It's very revelatory, but in a good way.

Because you can look around and much more clearly see. After I would say decades of everyone kind of being a

Christian, it's like, well, but how do we, how can you actually be a

Christian? How can you actually preach the gospel? If, if everyone's just a

Christian in name, but really they just believe what they personally feel like works best or sounds good or a placates to their cowardice or whatever.

Yeah. But you definitely start to see like the stakes get higher and that might seem a little scary and like the deconstruction might seem a little scary, but what it's actually doing is it's revealing.

Right. It's just revealing who actually isn't a believer. It's firming up our faith, firming up what we believe to be true.

Right. Yeah. There's, there's a blessing in apostasy because it's a cleaning out. It's a cleaning house.

And I do think that in a way, CRT and intersectionality becoming, was a house clean.

And it is good to know who's on your team. And I think, you know, a lot of times what you hear from the deconstructionist is, oh, you know, that's, that's what they do.

It's so closed. It's so exclusive and you know, only certain kinds of people. And it's like, well, as far as I'm concerned, there's only two kinds of people in the world, believers and non -believers.

Right. Jesus said, if you're with me, you're with me. If you're not with me, you're against me. Right. If you're for Jesus, then

I'm for you. We're on the same team. Either God is your father or he's your enemy.

And that really does separate us. But yeah, what's next? I mean, the split is next.

And we're going to have to, we're going to have more people asking questions like the first one.

And, you know, what do I do if I'm going to lose my job? What do I do in these situations? And I think, you know, times like that really do show us who our friends are.

Well, yeah, that's, I mean, that's the type of situation where, like, praise

God for that firming up. Yeah. Like, if you can be firmed up five years before everything happens and collapses or, you know, the big earthquake, like, that's,

I mean, praise God. Praise God for that. And we will need our strength.

And I know there's obviously debate about how much strength we'll need and whether it'll be, like, how deep things will go.

Yeah. But, you know, just economically, socially, politically, all that.

So what's next? Apostasy and then the strengthening. And that's a very post -mill outlook for you.