Todd Herman shares his insights on the current state of media and its obsession with sensational trials, particularly focusing on the recent verdicts surrounding individuals who attempted to harm public figures. He contrasts this with the lack of coverage on other critical events and explores the implications of our reliance on human institutions. Todd also reflects on the significance of worship through music, discussing the importance of singing praises to God while being mindful of the influences of secular music. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion that encourages listeners to seek truth through faith amidst a chaotic world.
Chapters:
(00:00) Todd Herman: Finally, the media can stop its obsessive focus on this trial
(06:12) CNN headline says Trump administration cut funds for natural hazards monitoring in Nepal
(12:44) Can you picture the thief on the cross who had done wrong
(15:14) Todd Herman: I learned that we worship through music three years ago
(18:40) It is remarkable to watch the counterfeiting. People can counterfeit money in multiple ways
(25:44) David Couple: I'm thinking about counterfeit worship in Christian churches
(32:13) Todd Herman: Using Elvis Presley song as worship in Catholic church is controversial
(35:12) President Trump made an announcement about lowering drug prices; health care should follow
(38:02) Megan Rapinoe makes firm stance on men in women's sports
(40:42) Babbling Democrat Party spokesperson Hasan Piker says he hates America
(41:39) Todd says live radio is special because you can feel the audience
(47:29) Todd Herman: We walk on the path of Jesus Christ to make disciples
