Can’t Buy Me Love | Ep 168
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For the first time in almost a month, Kurt, Graham, and Jake are back together to talk about all things Jesus. They dive straight into stories of Kurt’s time away, the motivations of Simon the Sorcerer, and the fear and reasons behind people questioning their salvation. Have a question or comment? Email [email protected]
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Faith Like A Child | Ep 167
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After an unexpected week away, Jake & Graham sit down to talk about an incredible story of God encountering one of Graham's daughters, some of the traditional barriers that keep us from experiencing God in a tangible way, and the relationship between a fear of disappointment and a suboptimal relationship with Jesus. Have a question or comment? Email [email protected]
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Living In The Overflow | Ep 166
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This week Isaac joins Jake & Graham as they talk about being prepared versus trusting in the moment, the benefits of sharing your testimony and what Jesus is doing in your life on a regular basis, and the different areas that we can find encouragement and stretch ourselves to be ready in season and out of season. Have a question or comment? Email [email protected]
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It Was All A Dream | Ep 165
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This week Graham, Kurt & Jake dive straight into a conversation around lucid dreaming, the illusion of a false reality, going beyond fear to experience full life, and per usual talk about some things they know nothing about. Have a question or comment? Email [email protected]
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Like Your Life Depends On It | Ep 164
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This week Graham is out, so Jake & Kurt are joined once again by Isaac. They talk about dealing with the consequences of open doors, having an awareness of our deep need for Jesus, clinging to God like our life depends on it, and how to identify what comes from the enemy, what comes from our flesh, and what comes from God. Have a question or comment? Email [email protected]
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The Born Identity | Ep 163
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This week Graham is out, so Jake & Kurt are joined by producer extraordinaire Isaac. They kick things off with a little action movie talk, followed by a discussion of replacing fear with purpose, the nuances of public speaking and pride, the expectations versus reality of our call to evangelism, and the benefit of coming to an agreement of who Jesus is when sharing about identity. Have a question or comment? Email [email protected]
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Ep 162
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Like A Dream Inside Of A Dream | Ep 161
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This week Graham, Kurt & Jake talk about a recent video with Wes Huff, the shortcomings of apologetics without experience, Kurt’s bizarre health episode, and the freedom of making the main thing the main thing. Have a question or comment? Email [email protected]
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The Pragmatic Modern Mystic | Ep 160
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This week Graham, Kurt & Jake talk through a creepy problem with vampire lore, a brief mention of Kurt's Enoch list, a doubling down that it all comes back to abiding, and what they feel might be the narrow road of walking with Jesus intimately in today's world. Have a question or comment? Email [email protected]
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Post Traumatic Silo Syndrome | Ep 159
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This week Graham is back, and he jumps straight in with Kurt & Jake to talk through Kurt's previous life as an insurance salesman, how a relationship is built on so much more than a singular event, listening to the Holy Spirit, and being like Mary and choosing the better thing. Have a question or comment? Email [email protected]
info_outlineThis week Graham is out, so Jake & Kurt are joined once again by Isaac. They talk about dealing with the consequences of open doors, having an awareness of our deep need for Jesus, clinging to God like our life depends on it, and how to identify what comes from the enemy, what comes from our flesh, and what comes from God.
Have a question or comment? Email [email protected]