You've probably heard someone somewhere say something like, "I really hope the universe will bring me good things." Or maybe it was "the universe is working in my favor." Whatever the exact phrasing is, it seems as if we are living in a culture that credits the good things in our lives to "the universe." But what does that mean exactly? And is it really working in our favor?

On this episode of Everyday Theology, Jacob, Ravae, and Brandon talk about this phenomenon, if it's Biblical, and how we can navigate these conversations. Be sure to check it out!

Resources Is Karma Biblical? | https://bit.ly/4bEd2eU

You've probably heard someone somewhere say something like, "I really hope the universe will bring me good things." Or maybe it was "the universe is working in my favor." Whatever the exact phrasing is, it seems as if we are living in a culture that credits the good things in our lives to "the universe." But what does that mean exactly? And is it really working in our favor?
On this episode of Everyday Theology, Jacob, Ravae, and Brandon talk about this phenomenon, if it's Biblical, and how we can navigate these conversations. Be sure to check it out!
Resources Is Karma Biblical? | https://bit.ly/4bEd2eU

Do you have questions about faith and God? You're in the right place.

Everyday Theology is a show where we'll be taking deep theological questions and turning them into everyday conversations!

New episodes premiere every Thursday at 5 pm Est.

Do you have questions about faith and God? You're in the right place.
Everyday Theology is a show where we'll be taking deep theological questions and turning them into everyday conversations!
New episodes premiere every Thursday at 5 pm Est.

Everyday Theology

You've probably heard someone somewhere say something like, "I really hope the universe will bring me good things." Or maybe it was "the universe is working in my favor." Whatever the exact phrasing is, it seems as if we are living in a culture that credits the good things in our lives to "the universe." But what does that mean exactly? And is it really working in our favor?  On this episode of Everyday Theology, Jacob, Ravae, and Brandon talk about this phenomenon, if it's Biblical, and how we can navigate these conversations. Be sure to check it out!