When You Think you know Something, You really Know Nothing.

In this episode, we explore the holiday season's conflicts and delve into the idea that often, what we think we know is merely an illusion. We begin with reflections on the Christmas church service and the divisive perspectives within Christianity about what it means to celebrate authentically.

The discussion then shifts to an introspective look at personal growth, drawing from biblical scriptures, such as 1 Corinthians, to highlight the notion that our perceived knowledge is often limited. By comparing different stages of learning and understanding in various aspects of life, from basketball to manhood, the episode emphasizes the importance of recognizing our continuous journey for knowledge.

With thought-provoking insights from authors like John C. Maxwell and John Steinbeck, the episode challenges listeners to embrace humility and avoid the pitfalls of ego. It stresses the importance of love and unity within the faith community, urging listeners to rise above denominational divisions and focus on God's perfect love.

Finally, the importance of discernment, living by true faith, and the danger of falling into self-righteousness is discussed, inviting listeners to reflect on their personal journey of faith, love, and growth in understanding.