The Theology of ROAR: Judges Part 2

Lisa Harper's Back Porch Theology

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Talk Radio, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

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🗓️ 3 March 2025

⏱️ 51 minutes

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During today’s conversation on Back Porch Theology we’re diving into our second in a series called The Theology of ROAR that explores the cyclical, increasingly damaging nature of unconfessed sin. Unbridled rebellion is like a hoard of hungry termites on a piece of damp wood, it eats away at our emotional and relational integrity until there’s nothing left but dust and regret. But here’s the great news, throughout human history God has consistently interrupted the chaos of our rebellion with His compassionate spirit. And when Holy Spirit permeates our conscious, we become not simply cognizant that we’re unwell, we become aware that our Creator is also our Healer. Contrary to the flawed reasoning of many in modern culture, a heightened awareness of our own sin nature doesn’t lead to depression, instead it shifts our fallenness into the realm of real hope! It’s what Jesus was talking about in Mark chapter two when He said, “Healthy people don’t need a doctor – sick people do. I have come to call not those who think they are righteous, but those who know they are sinners.” Today we’re going to get up close and personal with a dude who did just that. He started out as a weenie but ended up an epic warrior in God’s kingdom, once again proving that you can start bad and end up awesome when grace invades your story. We’re so grateful you’ve carved out this time to hang out on the porch with us; getting to lean into the unconditional love of God with y’all has become a habit we hope we don’t ever have to break! Which reminds me, if you haven’t already, will you please subscribe to BPT on whatever app you use to listen to podcasts? Your subscriptions ensure that Alli, Dr. Howard and I get to keep doing this podcast, so thank you very, very much.

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0:00.0	Access more. During today's conversation on Back Porch Theology, we're diving into our second in a series called the Theology of Roar that explores the cyclical, increasingly damaging nature of unconfessed sin.
0:22.7	Unbridled rebellion, it's like a horde of hungry termites on a piece of damp wood.
0:28.4	It eats away at our emotional and relational integrity until there's nothing left but dust and regret.
0:35.9	But here's the great news, y'all.
0:39.0	Throughout human history,
0:46.1	God has consistently interrupted the chaos of our rebellion with his compassionate spirit. And when Holy Spirit permeates our consciousness, we become not simply cognizant that we're unwell.
0:53.0	We become aware that our creator is also our healer.
0:56.7	Contrary to the flawed reasoning of many in modern culture, a heightened awareness of our own
1:02.4	sin nature doesn't lead to depression. Instead, it shifts our fallenness into the realm of real
1:09.3	hope. It's what Jesus was talking about in Mark
1:12.3	2 when he said, healthy people don't need a doctor, sick people do. I have come to call not
1:18.6	those who think they are righteous, but those who know they are sinners. Today we're going to get
1:24.9	up close and personal with a dude who did just that.
1:28.3	He started out as a weenie, but ended up as an epic warrior for God's kingdom purposes,
1:33.8	once again proving that you can start bad and end up awesome when grace invades your story.
1:41.0	We're so grateful you've carved out this time to hang out on the porch with us.
1:45.7	Getting to lean into the unconditional love of God with you has become a habit we hope we don't
1:51.1	ever have to break, which reminds me, if you haven't already, will you please subscribe to
1:56.3	BPT on whatever app you listen to podcast on? Your subscriptions ensure that Allie, Dr. Howard,
2:03.4	John and I get to keep doing this podcast. We're really, really grateful you're here.
2:13.5	Hey, backportchers. It's Allison. I'm the 5'12 spiritual wingwoman to Lisa Harper for Backport's Theology. And I'm just so excited, Lisa. I have to interrupt you there.
2:23.6	Well, I don't have to interrupt you. But I want to interrupt you. You're going to anyway. When you say 5'12, I always get tickled because, Allie, I bet you I've had 50 people come up to me on the road in the past couple of years.
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