Children of Love in a World of Wrath (#1045)

After a brief conversation about how AI is helping out at Lifestream, Kyle and Wayne turn to a deeper question: What did Paul mean when he described us as “children of wrath?" Rather than people destined to receive God’s anger, could he have been describing those formed by a world of fear, hostility, and vengeance? That distinction opens a wider view of God’s character and invites us to reconsider how we read Scriptures' most troubling passages. They also consider the challenge young people face in a digital culture shaped by betrayal, comparison, and the relentless pursuit of approval. How do we become grounded in the Father’s love rather than the judgments of the crowd? In a world steeped in wrath, Jesus is forming a people who know how to live as children of love.

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4 Comments

  1. This sounds like last week’s podcast….did something go wrong in uploading…..appreciate very much if someone can check. Thanks Sue

    • You’re rigths, Sue. Due to a glitch in our feed, it pointed back to the old one. It has been fixed now, though it may take a while to propogate across the podcast feeds. I’m sorry for the inconvenience.

  2. Another quick note….the video is the new podcast while the audio is last week’s. Prefer to hear the audio while I’m working but video is the correct one. Thanks Sue

  3. Thanks Wayne, really appreciate it…..we’ll give it time “across feeds” and I look forward to the audio. Thank you, Sue

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