A Thinker's Guide To…
The Apocalypse: The Warning
Who cares for distressing warnings, predicting discomfort when it's easier to just show up and pretend things aren't as bad as you've worried they'd be? The truth is, we ignore warnings that are often right in front of our face, myself included. Although, the warnings that you and I receive throughout our lives are really only clear in retrospect.
In episode 3 of A Thinker's Guide to the Apocalypse, we're contemplating the obvious clues that we miss that prevent us from being able to read the signs of the times and inhibit us from being able to navigate uncharted territory.
Specifically, I'm wanting to talk to you about the seven warnings offered in the Book of Revelation. These warnings have to do with all of us, as well as the seven churches in seven cities, which represent seven ways to defend against the dismantling of Apocalypse. As you listen, consider which of these seven places you and your psyche reside. Which warning do you need to listen most carefully to?
Episode Resources:
The Hound of the Baskervilles, Arthur Conan Doyle
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A Thinker’s Guide To… is a podcast for thoughtful, curious observers, who have been collecting systems of meaning for years in a never-ending quest to understand what goes on in your inner world. You feel compelled to not only see what’s in your heart, but to savor the depth and complexity of your life.
I get it. Like you, I’m an endlessly curious soul who delights in thinking about things in unusual ways and asking questions that get under your skin. This is a space for us to discover the profound in the profane.
Join me each week as we tell stories and dig deep to extract their meaning, leaving you with key questions to ponder. Think of each episode as an existential sermon specifically designed for the secular thinkers. Together, we’ll think deeply so we can act boldly in a world undergoing profound transformation.
