Ep. 194 – Lovers of Self – Show Notes
In 2 Timothy 3:2 there is a warning of terrible times in the future when (among other things) people will be lovers of themselves. This podcast episode looks at this reality of our current day and age. At no point in the history of the world can an entire generation even come close to competing with our own for the unfortunate title of being a people totally in love with themselves.
I look at the history and the dysfunction of this horrible reality and these terrible times.
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