Ep 139: (GH) Don’t Get the Wrong Idea

BY Brian Fisher

April 13, 2026

Our True Ideas about God

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Ep 139: (GH) Don't Get the Wrong Idea
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Dr. Tim comes loaded with insightful questions about the vital role ideas play in our spiritual formation and our quest to become deep disciples.

Continuing their discussion from Episode 138, the guys tackle the importance of “the Wall,” and how doubt, discouragement, and some deconstruction are a normal and good stage in our discipleship.

We’ve often stressed the importance of “discipling the unconscious self,” and Doc draws on research from philosophy and economics to show that we do, in fact, operate from forces we’re rarely conscious of. We call them ideas, but they’re also known as paradigms or unconscious frameworks.

Since any genuine discipleship must start with the Gospel of the Kingdom, they spend some time unpacking various contrary ideas in modern Christianity that actually contradict the Kingdom.

Let’s dig in!

Ideas in our Inner Formation

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