Is It Okay to Use Mockery against Harmful Ideologies?

Stand to Reason Weekly Podcast

English - June 16, 2023 07:00 - 58 minutes - 26.6 MB - ★★★★★ - 1.1K ratings
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Greg answers questions about dealing with distractions in worship services, an employer’s inconsistencies on the topic of gender, using mockery against transgender ideology, and whether using apologetics and discernment indicates a lack of trust in the Holy Spirit.

Topics:

Do you have any thoughts on how I can deal with the distractions of those who are more charismatic in worship than I am? (03:00)

Could I use the “sibling rivalry” tactic to show that my company is being inconsistent by saying that gender doesn’t matter and then promoting the idea that they’re a great place for women to work? (12:00)

Should Christians support humorous mocking of transgender ideology by conservatives, or does that fall into the category of mocking people rather than just ideas? (27:00)

How should I respond to someone who thinks the use of apologetics and discernment indicates a lack of trust in the Holy Spirit? (40:00)

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