We open this episode with some talk about family worship and some of the practices that Roy and Cody do with their families. For some more info on what they talked about her are the links: New City Catechism, My First Catechism, Don Whitney Family Worship 101
In this weeks episode we take a look into what the outcome of the worldview of mysticism leads to. We talk about the life and work of Mark Rothko, an American painter of Russian Jewish decent, often identified as an abstract expressionist painter.
As we look into the chronology of his work (found here but not completely chronological) we can see that as he got deeper into Mysticism things became less and less detailed, less and less meaningful. His work ends in massive black paintings displayed in the Rothko Chapel in Houston Texas.
In the end when we try to dismiss God from our lives it leads to despair. Mark Rothko committed suicide before he found whatever he was searching for. He was looking for meaning outside of God and did not find it, nor will anyone. All worldviews, outside of a true Christian and Biblical worldview, leads to despair.
This week's Promo: Spurgeon Audio
Intro Music: Akkadian Empire by Audiomachine
Ending Song: Ugly Side by Blue October
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