The December 19th Call In Hour
This week’s episode brought deep insights, challenging questions, and exciting updates. Shawn and Delaney went live just days before Christmas, engaging callers, clarifying perspectives, and sharing plans for the new year.
Shawn addressed the difference between evidence-based faith and scientific reasoning, clarifying that while faith isn’t about provable facts, it rests on interpreted evidences that resonate with believers. The discussion emphasized the subjectivity of faith and the importance of kindness in interfaith dialogue.
A thoughtful discussion arose when Kimberly called in to ask about balancing grace-based parenting with structure, particularly when raising children outside of rigid legalistic frameworks. Shawn shared insights from his experience, highlighting the importance of teaching children to rely on the Spirit rather than imposing strict law-based structures that can be counterproductive later in life.
Grady called in to clarify nuanced points on eschatologyStudy of “last things”—TGNN teaches all biblical eschatology was fulfilled in 70 A.D. More, including the identity of the Beast and interpretations of 666 in Revelation. He explained that while Nero was not the Beast described in Revelation, he could be considered a “beast” in a broader sense. Grady also outlined how fulfilled theology can offer a more cohesive understanding of prophecy and announced plans to provide in-depth courses on eschatology in 2025, aimed at addressing lingering questions and misconceptions.
Shawn and Delaney elaborated on the Cult Leadership Program, designed to foster thoughtful discussions about scripture. Participants engage with video lessons, quizzes, and monthly Zoom calls. They emphasized that the program isn’t about indoctrination but about equipping participants to explore scripture and develop their own perspectives.
The Great NewsThe message that prophecy is fulfilled and we are free to pursue God in love and liberty—without fear or religious control. Network is transitioning from Discord to an in-house community platform to provide a more focused and intentional space for meaningful dialogue. Delaney explained that the new platform aligns better with the ministry’s educational goals and ensures that newcomers can easily engage in purposeful conversations without feeling overwhelmed.
The upcoming new series on Psalms, beginning January 7, 2025, promises to offer rich insights into one of the Bible’s most profound books. Additionally, the new monthly show, Heart of the MatterTGNN’s original show where Shawn McCraney deconstructed religion and developed fulfilled theology. Radicalized, will also launch on January 7, focusing on major theological and cultural issues. The first episode will tackle creation and the universe, promising a thought-provoking discussion.
For those celebrating the holidays, Shawn and Delaney will host a special Christmas edition of the show live from California on Thursday, December 26. This week’s episode was a blend of deep theological insights, practical advice, and exciting updates for the new year. Stay tuned for what’s to come.
