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Uncommon Sense: Potluck Questions
06/02/2026
Uncommon Sense: Potluck Questions
When facing complicated questions, it’s easy to gravitate towards googling a commonsense answer. But gospel friends have the opportunity to share uncommon sense, biblical wisdom that seems upside down in this culture. We enCourage you to invite a friend to coffee or take a walk to discuss some of these questions that listeners sent into the podcast. You can listen to the rest of the series here: Potluck Questions to share with Friends: What is one Bible verse Christians often misunderstand or take out of context? What is one theological truth that has most changed your everyday life? Which woman in the Bible would you most want to have coffee with and why? What Christian cliché would you retire forever? If you had to describe your current season of life as a hymn, which hymn would it be? How do you continue trusting God when prayers seem unanswered for years? What does it mean to be “content” without becoming passive or complacent? What do you do when you do not “feel” close to God? How do you know whether God is closing a door or whether you are just discouraged? Is there a difference between biblical rest and laziness? How do you keep your heart soft when life has made you cynical? What do you do when you are spiritually dry for a long period of time? How do you respond when God seems to answer everyone else’s prayers but not yours? How do you deal with regret over past mistakes, parenting choices, or wasted years? What is the difference between being introverted and being selfish? Why do women often struggle with guilt, even when they have done nothing wrong? What do you do when you feel unseen or unappreciated? How do you know whether you are being discerning or simply judgmental? What is the difference between biblical accountability and gossip disguised as concern? How do you know if you are saying “yes” to too many good things? How do you know when it is time to step back from a ministry role? What is the most overused Christian phrase that needs to disappear? Which Bible story would you most want to witness in person? Which biblical woman do you think had the hardest assignment? Which hymn feels the most comforting in hard seasons? If you could remove one pressure women put on themselves, what would it be? Which Christian trend do you think is helpful, and which one is not? What is something women are often afraid to admit out loud?
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