Are you ready for a fun one? We’re almost to the end of our series: Did God Really Say? And oh man, did I save a good one for us! “Judge not, lest ye be judged.” Come on, who doesn’t love a good finger-pointing? (Eye roll!)

Culture tells us if we hold to any kind of Biblical Truth, we’re judgmental bigots. And when we mess up (which we always do!), we’re hypocritical frauds. So, is there a place for judgement? Or is it really, “Who am I to judge?” Let’s untangle this doozy together.

www.glordinary.com Here’s a small excerpt: “And what does God do? Yell? Drop his face in disappointment? Shake his fist with frustration? No. God invites them into conversation. God talks with them- not to them, with them. God invites them in, closer- into conversation, into dialogue with him.”

Well, it happened. I was baking some sourdough pumpkin cinnamon rolls this weekend, and I botched them up. I didn’t take the time to read all 5,623 steps, and I started at the wrong spot.

Apparently, starting points are pretty important. And that’s what we’ll chat about in this episode of our series: Did God Really Say? Let’s tackle another whopper of a tale that tricks us into believing: Love=Acceptance.

www.glordinary.com Here’s a small excerpt: “You see, when the starting place is love=acceptance, anything less than total acceptance can’t be love. Yet, that logic is inconsistent. If I don’t accept this starting place, the only way to agree is for me to change. But I thought, “If you want to change me, you don’t actually love me.” See what I mean? We just go round and round. So, there must be another way. There is.”

Ready to keep rolling in our series: Did God Really Say? Me too! We’ll pull back the curtain on yet another one of Ol’ Snake Eyes’ favorites. Yep, it’s slithered into every section of our lives, encouraging us to trust any and every fleeting feeling. Wow! What could possibly go wrong with such stellar advice? Get cozy and comfy as we chat through the latest lie to "Follow Your Heart." www.glordinary.com Here’s a small excerpt: “Our hearts can be so easily tricked, so easily swayed. After all, the fruit looked good, felt right, and seemed like wisdom. “Follow your heart. Trust your gut. It’ll never lie to you.” Oh, but Friend, it lies to us all.the.time. And we don’t just wake up here one day. No, it slithers in moment-by-moment, reel-by-reel.”