280. What Has Your Name on It? Calling, Truth, and Discernment- Radically Personal
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Jerry L. Martin explores the concept of calling as something we recognize rather than choose, emphasizing the role of trust in knowledge.
Questions? Comments? Text Us! What if the most important decisions in your life don’t feel like choices at all? In this episode of Radically Personal, Jerry L. Martin explores calling not as something we choose, but something we recognize—something that can feel required—even when it is unclear or difficult. Beginning with an epistemology of trust, he challenges the idea that knowledge starts with doubt. We rely on our experience from the start—but when it comes to calling, that raises a hard...
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