Feelings Over Truth: Resisting Emotionalism in a Post-Truth Age

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Feelings Over Truth: Resisting Emotionalism in a Post-Truth Age

Show: Equipping You in Grace · Series: Worldview Watch — Discerning the Lies Shaping Our Culture · Air Date: September 17, 2025 · Host: Dave Jenkins

Show Summary

In this episode, Dave Jenkins addresses the cultural pull that treats feelings as more reliable than truth. We define emotionalism, show how it fuels a post-truth culture, trace how it creeps into the church, and consider how Scripture calls us to order our emotions under God’s truth.
  • What emotionalism is and why it is dangerous
  • How “post-truth” thinking elevates feelings over facts
  • Ways emotionalism shapes worship, preaching, doctrine, and decisions
  • How the Bible forms and corrects our emotions
  • Practical steps to resist emotionalism and pursue steady joy in Christ

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Scripture References

John 15:11; John 11:35; Mark 6:34; Mark 3:5; Judges 21:25; Psalm 42:5; Philippians 4:4–9; Romans 12:2

Reflection Questions

  1. Where have you recently seen “feelings over facts” in culture?
  2. How do you usually respond when your emotions conflict with God’s Word?
  3. What practices will help you bring your emotions under the truth?

Worldview Watch — September 2025

  • Sept 1 — The Crisis of Deconstruction
  • Sept 3 — The Lie of Progressive Christianity
  • Sept 8 — CRT and the Gospel: What True Justice Looks Like Biblically
  • Sept 10 — Mystical Drift: How New Age Language Is Repackaged in Today’s Church
  • September 15th: Removing New Age from Your Home: A Biblical Path to Freedom w/ Doreen Virtue
  • Today — Feelings Over Truth
  • Sept 22 — Biblical Discernment vs. Cultural Conformity
  • Sept 24 — Holding the Line: Why a Biblical Worldview Still Matters
  • Sept 29 — Listener Q&A: How Should Christians Respond to Cultural Lies?
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