Don't Yuck at Someone Else's Yum (Pt. 3) - D. Cates

Faith On A Hill · Oct 29, 2026 · 9m · transcript

Summary

Dan Cates reflects on how personal scruples can shape our judgments of others, using the idea “Don’t Yuck at Someone Else’s Yum” and examples from Romans 14. He explains why conscience is not a flawless guide, how it can become hardened, and why it must be trained by Scripture and guided by love.

Key Topics

Dan Cates introduces “Don’t Yuck at Someone Else’s Yum” through a family dinner anecdote at Crystal.

Romans 14 addresses opinions and conscience matters, including food and practices around communion.

First Timothy 4:2 describes consciences that can become “seared,” losing…