Conversations Christians Shouldn’t Be Afraid to Have (Ft. Blake Guichet)

<p>Have you ever felt like there are certain topics that are not openly talked about as Christians?</p><p>There are so many things happening in society and in our own lives and relationships that we often don’t know how to talk about.</p><p>Maybe we’re worried it will make us seem like a “bad” Christian or we’re worried that the conversation will get heated and end in fruitless arguments.</p><p>But there’s a lot at risk when Christians don’t talk about hard topics or learn how to disagree respectfully.</p><p>So in this episode, Jordan has a candid conversation with author Blake Guichet about the conversations Christians feel like they can’t or shouldn’t have.</p><p>From politics to mental health to church hurt, they’re digging into why these conversations are often avoided and how Christians can be better at discussing heated issues with respect.</p><p>Tune in to learn:</p><ul><li>Why Christians are afraid to talk about certain topics</li><li>The importance of learning how to disagree respectfully</li><li>The difference between love and agreement</li><li>What’s at risk when Christians don’t talk about hard topics</li><li>Why our faith needs to be the foundation of everything</li><li>The difference between following feelings and following truth</li></ul><p>Want to dig deeper? Learn more at <a href="http://thegirlnamedblake.com" target="_blank">thegirlnamedblake.com</a> or grab a copy of Blake’s new book, <a href="https://www.amazon.com/Confessions-Crappy-Christian-Christians-Say/dp/1496457048" target="_blank">Confessions of a Crappy Christian</a>.</p><p>P.S. If you’ve ever dreamt of writing your own book, Legacy Story Academy, is open for enrollment. LSA gives you a step-by-step plan and live coaching to map and write your book in 90 days. Enrollment closes on November 4th, so <a href="https://erinweidemann.com/legacy-story-academy/?ref=https%3A%2F%2Ferin-weidemann.mykajabi.com%2Fa%2F2147521230%2FmTGE5fWo" target="_blank"><strong>grab your spot</strong></a> before it’s too late!</p>