Do We Practice "Me-ology" Or "Theology"?

I talked with my friend and fellow apologist Shanda Fulbright from the "Her Faith Inspires" Podcast about growing up in a church atmosphere that was focused more on extreme emotionalism than the Bible and theological truths. Emotions and feelings are good things and can be wonderful to experience. But what happens when we start to rely on them as our basis for truth? What happens when what we're feeling is our litmus test for our relationship with God? Not only that but what are the problems when we approach Scripture or go to church to serve our needs and not seeking God's will? I talk with Shanda about these pitfalls that she personally experienced and what made the biggest difference for her. <br />
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