Are you running from God? The book of Jonah describes two distinct paths we often take. With insights from scripture and personal experiences, we discuss how both paths can shape our relationship with God and the importance of true, honest connection with Him. Whether you're a rule-follower or a rebel, this conversation will challenge you to reflect on how you might be running from God—intentionally or not—and how to find your way back.

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In this episode, we dive deep into the complexities of faith, doubt, and the ongoing journey of spiritual growth. We explore how it's completely normal to experience seasons of doubt and how wrestling with God is part of the process. Through a heartfelt conversation with a listener named Bill, who shares his struggles with anger towards God and confusion about his faith, we discuss how to navigate those tough emotions and find peace.

We talk about the importance of finding a Bible translation that works for you, how God is big enough to handle our emotions, and how living in community can provide the support needed to keep moving forward in faith. Whether you're dealing with doubt, wrestling with difficult emotions, or just seeking clarity in your walk with God, this episode offers encouragement, practical advice, and a reminder that you're not alone in your journey. Tune in for an honest, relatable conversation on faith, struggle, and trusting in God’s timing.

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In this episode, we dive deep into the Parable of the Wheat and Weeds, as told in Matthew 13. Join us as we explore the meaning behind this powerful story, where Jesus teaches about the kingdom of heaven and the ultimate separation of the righteous (the wheat) from the unrighteous (the weeds) at the end of time. The conversation reflects on the nature of faith, the challenges of identifying true believers, and the importance of focusing on being the "wheat" rather than hunting for the "weeds." We discuss why this parable, though often overlooked, carries a timely and relevant message about vigilance, grace, and trust in God's ultimate judgment. Tune in for insightful reflections and an honest conversation about living as true followers of Christ in a world filled with distractions.

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Curiosity is both a skill and an art. Sadly, it would seem that American society lost interest in curiosity a long time ago. But what if the loneliness epidemic, family divisions, and lack of deep friendships can all be traced back to the absence of curiosity? Listen as Brian and Jannelle talk about this with author and professor Dr. Heather Holleman.

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"Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely." It's a famous quote most of us have heard. But does it apply to church leadership? This week, Brian and Jannelle explore an unconventional answer to that question.

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