Friend of the show Ryan Crosby and host Christian were in a rap group that was poised for success until God told Christian he had to quit the group. This episode we cover what it means to be a Christian, how to stop being a Christian, and how there are two sides to love.
Toxic relationships are easy to spot from the outside looking in, but when you're in the middle of one it may be harder to tell. How can you discover if you are in a toxic relationship? Maybe you are the one creating the most drama?
Tim's story is one of redemption and hope. After spending 42 years in prison since the age 18, he is now living the life of a disciple of Jesus at the Set Free Bakersfield Men's Home.
Life is messy, why should Christianity be any different. Should christians be concerned with their doubts? Do we have to have an answer for everything? We discuss these things and more in this episode.
Most Christian's don't have any non-Christian friends after 5 years of conversion. Is cussing actually unwholesome talk? How do we reach those in need? - All that and more on this episode
Forgiving an abusive father is no easy task. We talked with Mark Goodman as he shared his experience of forgiveness and the freedom that comes from it.
The 12 steps are often looked at as being for "them" or "those" people. Bartee from mysaw.com breaks down the 12 steps and shares his story with Host Danee
Host Noterock invite 365 Sober Living recovery residence to discuss the opiate epidemic and the fundamentals of recovery. Go to 365SOBERLIVING.COM to get more information on their recover residences. For more information on the Atlanta drug triangle go to http://www.11alive.com/local/heroin-triangle
We talked with Kirk Barnett from Barnett Racing who has Incurable Stage IV Cancer. His “No Matter What!” social media posts has inspired thousands. In this segment from Episode 7 he shares the moments when he was first diagnosed and how he facing this horrible disease. Thank you Danee DeKonty & Leslie Janson Check out
We going to church…..In this segment we talked with Jonathan Lawson from Trinity United Methodist Church. We start the conversation about how today’s American version of Christianity and the early church differ. Plus I try to interpret my own use of “christianese”
