In today’s episode, Lewis attempts to answer the question: “Is Christianity hard or easy?”. When discussing this question you may hear conflicting answers, since Scripture sometimes speaks as though it is former, and then at other times, the latter.
Today’s music is a song Matt mentions in tomorrow’s episode of The Eagle and Child, Hard Love by NEEDTOBREATHE:
Trading punches with the heart of darkness Going to blows with your fear incarnate Never gone until it’s stripped away A part of you has gotta die today
In the morning you gon’ need an answer Ain’t nobody gonna change the standard It’s not enough to just feel the flame You’ve gotta burn your old self away
Hold on tight a little longer What don’t kill ya, makes ya stronger Get back up, ’cause it’s a hard love You can’t change without a fallout It’s gon’ hurt, but don’t you slow down Get back up, ’cause it’s a hard love
You know the situation can’t be right And all you ever do is fight But there’s a reason that the road is long It takes some time to make your courage strong
When the wolves come and hunt me down I will face them all and stand my ground ‘Cause there’s a fire burnin’ in me They will see my strength in this love I found Oh
It’s a hard love, it’s a hard love, it’s a hard love, it’s a hard love Oh, it’s a hard love, it’s a hard love, it’s a hard love, it’s a hard love Oh, it’s a hard love, it’s a hard love, it’s a hard love, it’s a hard love
October 11, 2018: Erica Tighe @ St. Elizabeth Seton Catholic Church
About the speaker: Erica is the owner and designer of Be A Heart as well as a designer for Blessed is She; she moved to Brazil post-grad to work for Heart’s Home and currently lives in Los Angeles and travels through out the country sharing the message that beauty can save the world as a witness of hope for humanity.
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A couple of nights ago, I was having a conversation about abortion and my friend seemed confused over the meaning of the term “human fetus”.
I explained that “human” denotes that the creature is a member of our species and “fetus” indicates the level of development of the aforementioned human, much in the same way we use the words “infant”, “toddler”, “adolescent” and “adult”…
He seemed to really struggle with the idea that “elephant fetus” simply means an elephant at an early stage of development. So, with that in mind, have you ever wondered what an elephant fetus looks like as it’s growing to maturity?
“How much do you have to hate somebody to not proselytize? How much do you have to hate someone to believe everlasting life is possible and not tell them that?”
