BONUS: Reflections on Goodness: Are We Making A Good Thing Bad?

New Horizons: A Metaverse Podcast Experience at the Killer Bee Studios

Text Brian & Shawna (Fan Mail)

In this bonus episode, Mr.KillerB dives into the complexities of understanding what is truly good in our lives and our faith at the Living Waters Bible Study church, a Metaverse church on Horizon Worlds. Drawing from personal experiences and reflections, he explores how our actions as Christians can impact the perception of the good news we share. He also discusses the importance of love, patience, and kindness in our interactions with others and how these virtues can help us bear good fruit that people will want to come to pick.

• 00:00:00 Introduction and personal background (00:00)
• 00:01:58 Story of a walk in Bok Tower Gardens and the "Just Good Music" playlist
• 00:03:55 Reflection on the concept of good and bad
• 00:05:30 Prayer and reflection on personal actions as a Christian
• 00:08:52 Reading from First Corinthians chapter 13, verses 1 through 7
• 00:13:33 Reading from Matthew chapter 7, verses 17 through 18 and verse 20
• 00:14:30 Discussion on the metaphor of Christians as fruit trees
• 00:15:39 Conclusion and final thoughts

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1. BONUS: Reflections on Goodness: Are We Making A Good Thing Bad? (00:00:00)

2. Story of a walk in Bok Tower Gardens and the "Just Good Music" playlist (00:01:58)

3. Reflection on the concept of good and bad (00:03:55)

4. Prayer and reflection on personal actions as a Christian (00:05:30)

5. Reading from First Corinthians chapter 13, verses 1 through 7 (00:08:52)

6. Reading from Matthew chapter 7, verses 17 through 18 and verse 20 (00:13:33)

7. Discussion on the metaphor of Christians as fruit trees (00:14:30)

8. Conclusion and final thoughts (00:15:50)