High Thoughts: Recent Episodes
High Thoughts
Talking about what it means to be a Christian and smoke pot. Talk about philosophy and Christianity.
What do you spend more time doing?
1) Netflix 2) Learning/Creating
Our time here on earth is short, and you don't want to be in your deathbed with a long Netflix history to remember you by and nothing else.
Take hold of your life. Don't let life take control of you.
What will we be doing in heaven since heaven is infinite? We cannot use our time doing finite things, or else we will run out of things to do!
What does this mean for our life hear on earth? Should we spend the time we have here to focus on the finite since it's only a finite existence? Or should we focus on the infinite since that is our goal? Or maybe a mix of both?
Why does God sound so much like a normal human being? It seems like he is made up by humans to create a meaning in life, and the only way we can relate is by making God so personable.
How moral is weed? Why do many Christians think it's bad? Why do so many people think it's bad?
I talk about why I smoke weed, and what some right and wrong reasons to smoke are and how to spot them.
I also talk about what I think of the legality and politics of weed and how I deal with that given that Jesus said to obey the government.
Hopefully this helps you on your journey!
Stay High ;)
What similarities can we draw from the story of the Bible, to our own life stories?
In this episode, we go into how a child is similar to the pre-Christ world. Before Jesus, we didn't have a direct way to communicate with God. Just like how we had no direct way to communicate with our parents while we were still children. All we had were physical ways to communicate.
But what does this mean and what can we learn from it?
Listen and let me know your thoughts!
Why is the whole millennial generation considered 'lazy', 'entitled', etc.? What made the millennials that way? Why are millennials perhaps more lazy or entitled than other generations?
Is it the millennials fault, or the parents?
I'm tired of people thinking that drugs from the doctor are going to magically heal their depression. You don't need drugs, you need a lifestyle change.
I talk about what I see in people that are depressed around me, and what I think will help people get out of depression.
Why is it that we act so much like our parents and the people are around?
We are creatures of habit, and we learn behaviors from the people we are around...how else would we learn behaviors than from seeing them?
But what about the bad behaviors that we don't want to learn?
Listen and join in the conversation!
I hate the cliche, 'Time heals everything'....TIME DOESN'T HEAL! It's what you do with that time that either heals or hurts you.
I heard that you can replace the word 'God' with 'Good' in almost every instance in the Bible. What does that mean to us as Christians?
The story of Lucifer in the Bible betraying God sounds a lot like the same thing that happened with humans and God. Adam and Eve wanted to be like God, just like Lucifer did.