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Taking Ground with Aaron Brockett
Taking Ground with Aaron Brockett

Answering Your Questions on Predestination, Suffering & Christian Nationalism

March 3, 20261h 16m
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In this Q&A episode, we respond to questions submitted by you, covering theology, culture, and everyday faith.

From predestination and the tension between God’s sovereignty and our responsibility, to why God allows suffering, to how Christians should think about Christian nationalism, and how to discern God’s voice, this conversation engages some of the complex topics believers wrestle with today. If you’ve ever been curious about these questions, this conversation is for you.

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MENTIONED IN THIS EPISODE

  1. Strategic Partners: https://tpcc.org/partners
  2. Go Trips: https://tpcc.org/mission-trips
  3. Book | Evangelism and the Sovereignty of God by by J. I. Packer: https://www.amazon.com/Evangelism-Sovereignty-God-J-Packer/dp/083083799X
  4. Sermon | The Man on the Middle Cross Said I Could Come - Alistair Begg: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GDl8euKhd3U
  5. Traders Point App: https://tpcc.org/app
  6. Rooted: https://tpcc.org/rooted
  7. Book | Whisper: How to Hear the Voice of God: https://www.amazon.com/Whisper-How-Hear-Voice-God/dp/0735291101

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