Ep 1414 | A Child’s Tragic Death Forces This Difficult Question About God
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What tragic event sparked the discussion about God’s presence and suffering?
I am unashamed. What about you?
Welcome to the Unashamed Podcast. This is our Hillsdale episode, Friday with Hillsdale. So don't forget, by the way, we are doing another giveaway for this course, Theology 101. We're going to pick one listener to come down to Westman Road to watch a live recording of Unashamed. In fact, we have someone in studio today, I believe, that won the last one. Miranda
is here with us.
The mysterious Miranda. But the reason we call her mysterious. But the reason we call her
mysterious Zach is because we just got her first name initially and so then we thought well what if all the Mirandas that listen think they're the winners? So the mysterious Miranda's here with her husband Scott, who they're a wonderful couple from Texas. Okay. What part of Texas are they from? They're from Cleaver,
Texas, actually. Okay. Nothing wrong with that. We love Texas people. So we're gonna pick one winner to come down. Uh we're gonna pay for travel and lodging for you and the guest up to a thousand dollars each. All you have to do is take the theology one on one course with us, finish all the quizzes and send us your certificate of completion. You can sign up for the course. It's absolutely free at unashamedforhillsdale.com. And then you can upload your certificate at watchunashamed.com and you'll be entered to win uh you'll be entered into the drawing. So um yeah, so let's let's uh get moving here. Uh
So Zach, we filmed a little bite with Miranda. And she said that you were really funny to
Yeah. Oh well that's awesome. I like I always liked her. I really did. We uh rare
comment on Oh yeah. We don't need to hear about his humor.
Yeah. No, I read the comments. I love the comments. Uh and uh you don't. I really do. I love most of them. You don't like the comments. I enjoyed watching I enjoy people questioning you for calling Mark Luther gay. So uh you know, we got to kinda turn out you were
trying to stir s you were trying to stir something up. You're trying to
you were trying to get me canceled. So is that uh John Luke's been watching the comments?
Oh, I have uh I was looking at the comments last night. I was gonna send this to you all, but I just thought this is the funniest comment that Frank has ever said.
Which is why I think this is why Frank keeps commenting because we keep shouting out on the podcast.
I want Frank to come down. I want Frank to come. Uh so this was on our Heelsdale episode. So this is a few episodes ago for y'all. Uh and Zach had said something apparently very meaningful. And everyone is like really hyping them up, like coming, you know. So the there's tons of comments like Zach, you're s it's so refreshing. Thank you, Zach, for sharing your faith. There's just like all kinds of stuff.
How
long
would it take you get through all those good ones?
Then we get then we get to break. Most of your comments really stroke your egos. I wonder if you can take the all capital truth.
Thank you, Frank. Thank you. You are the humbler. We cannot stroke
Zach's ego. We need more of we need more comments. As if Zach
doesn't get enough beatings from Jace on a regular basis. Oh trust me, my
ego has been destroyed. I'm probably the most insecure person on the planet because of the thing. I mean, I actually
every once in a while I feel sorry for him and and take up for it.
I got an ego. I I I do I do have an ego, like but but here's what you gotta know, Frank. Like actually I like flattery actually makes me nervous. Like I like so I g if if someone flatters me, I it actually makes me nervous. But I do have an ego. I think we all we all probably struggle with a little ego egotism. Uh egotistic I'm I can be egotistical. Um wouldn't the two go
hand in hand though, like ego and flattery?
Probably so, but but you know, there's like a
uh
it's more of a pragmatic thing. I've 'cause I've been burned by people before who have like they they make you feel like you're awesome and then but it's only to lay the hammer down like that. It doesn't really It doesn't really work.
work for Zach because he has a very healthy dose of cynicism in in his demeanor.
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Chapters
4 chapters
1
What tragic event sparked the discussion about God’s presence and suffering?
0:01–9:41
2
How did 1990s nihilism and post‑modern culture erode the idea of objective truth?
9:41–21:29
3
What historical forces led to the modern claim of “my truth”?
21:29–41:46
4
Why does Christian wrestle with unanswered prayers and feelings of abandonment?
41:46–47:54
Speakers
4 identifiedMore from Unashamed with the Robertson Family
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