Bob Sjogren joins Dr. Sherri Tenpenny to confront a problem many Christians sense but rarely name: a version of faith that talks about God while quietly keeping the believer at the center.
His book, Cat and Dog Theology: Rethinking Our Relationship with Our Master, uses a simple contrast to expose a serious spiritual issue. Dogs see their master and respond with service. Cats receive care and conclude they are the master. Sjogren uses that picture to show how prayer, worship, parenting, marriage, church culture, missions, and Bible reading can become shaped around self.
This conversation examines selective Scripture reading, prosperity theology, selfish prayer, evangelical humanism, and the difference between living for comfort and living for the glory of God. Sjogren also shares how this teaching has reached pastors around the world, including his recent work in Pakistan.
The interview gives listeners the framework. The book carries the deeper examples and applications. Together, they ask the question every believer needs to face: Has your faith been centered on God, or has it been centered on what you want Him to do for you?
Important Links:
Book: Cat & Dog Theology: Rethinking Our Relationship with Our Master
Website: Cat and Dog Theology
Website: UnveilinGLORY
Website: Maturing the Bride
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