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THE DEPOT PODCAST: Why is it So Hard to be a Christian Today?

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THE DEPOT PODCAST

HOST: ERIN OLSON

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In this episode, Erin Olson discusses why it is so hard to be a Christian today during times when people are seeking pleasure more than they are seeking God. Erin continues in her teaching series of 2 Timothy and discusses Paul’s charge to Timothy in chapter 3.

Love of Pleasure: controlled by self, obtained easily, benefits us now, narcotic effect, cooperates with pride

Love of God: God can’t be controlled, often requires effort and sacrifice, often benefits us in the future but not immediately, reminds us of our needs and responsibilities, must lay aside our pride and accomplishments

Warning to all: watch out for false teachers

Sin and wrong will always be exposed.

The Bible is Truth regardless of what any Gallup poll says.

Erin’s website information:

For more resources and to sign up to receive Erin’s weekly ministry newsletter, visit Erin Olson’s ministry website, Sandalfeet Ministries, at http://www.sandalfeet.org/.

Erin’s book, Spiritual Orphans: A Generation in Crisis, is available now https://sandalfeet.org/spiritualorphans

Social media links:

Facebook: @sandalfeet

Instagram: @erin.olson

Twitter: @sandal_feet

This episode first appeared on https://www.sandalfeet.org/thedepotpodcast

About the Author

Erin Olson's primary full-time ministry is that of a homemaker which consists of serving her husband, Scott, her three children, and four dogs. In 2012 while raising her young family, she founded Sandalfeet Ministries as a way to minister to people through writing, speaking, and teaching. She blogs on her website, is a podcaster, Bible study teacher, radio host on graceandtruthradio.world, ordained minister, and the author of four published works. She holds a bachelor's degree in Business Administration, a master's degree in Christian Leadership, and she currently resides with her family in Birmingham, AL.

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