115: Spike Cohen: Lord Help My Unbelief - Gracearchy with Jim Babka

Gracearchy with Jim Babka

Spike Cohen became a Christian. Here's his first interview about it.

If the concept of faith seems strange to you, then you may appreciate this discussion. Spike's profession of faith can be summed up in "Lord, I believe; help my unbelief!" [Mark 9v24]

During the interview itself, Spike has epiphanies that are a joy to witness. He also updates us on this work with YouAreThePower.net.

Spike appeared on our show to discuss his health condition and motivations back in February, 2023 - EP34: Spike Cohen's Spiritual Journey and Motivations, https://youtu.be/p1jWX2gFhVE.

Chapters

0:00 Theme

0:24 Profession of faith

5:25 History of unbelief

10:24 Help my unbelief

14:35 Tasha and the truth

15:59 Faith is relational

18:14 The role of reason in belief

23:04 Saying "I do" modifies the feedback

29:00 No pedestals please

30:15 Libertarian action as Christian fruit

37:53 You Are The Power's ministry to humans

40:13 The battle vs ego and idolatry

46:35 You Are The Power process & progress

48:54 Imago Dei libertarianism

50:15 Exposing official harms

54:50 Real people & real help

59:12 From Application then to Principle

1:01:39 Faith without works is dead

1:02:24 Helping officials with their unbelief

1:03:52 Putting off action while seeking perfection

1:05:26 Are you one of those judgmental Christians?

1:12:37 A Jew who believes in Jesus

1:14:57 Give Grace

Bill Protzmann is your moderator.

The series is sponsored by the Zero Aggression Project. https://zeroaggressionproject.org/

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Be grace-full to each other.