Becoming Something with Jonathan Pokluda

One of the hardest parts about your young adult years can be finding genuine community. You may have friends you hang out with, all the while not feeling truly known by anyone. In this episode we talk about the ingredients of community and how you can help create it wherever you’re at!

One of the hardest things about dating is that there is just so much pressure. Everyone seems to have an opinion and it takes the fun out of the process. In this episode we talk about how rules can be hurtful because each person is different.

We know that we’re supposed to read the Bible, many of us just don’t actually know how to. In this episode we talk about how to study the Scriptures and how to apply it to your life. If you want to love to read the Bible, this episode is for you!

One of the lies the enemy will try to get you to believe is that you aren’t good enough for God. When we sin, the worst thing you can do is stay where you are. God always wants you to come near and he’s eager to free you from shame.

Exploring swearing habits, women's perceptions of Pete Davidson, significance of tattoos, navigating awkward conversations, speaking truth with love, giving constructive feedback for growth

We all have a soundtrack in our head of the things we tell ourselves. It’s vital for us to realize whether the soundtrack in our mind is giving us the truth or feeding us lies. In Jon’s new book he helps us remove and replace lies with the truth! Order his new book here:https://acuff.me/playlist/

In this week’s episode we talk to legendary Christian artist, Matthew West. We discuss what he’s learned about God’s character through some of the hardest moments of his life. We also talk about the balance of performing for a living, while never wanting your life with Jesus to feel like a “performance”. Grab Matthew’s new book “The God Who Stays” here: https://www.amazon.com/God-Who-Stays-Looks-Different/dp/0785291628

Explore the humorous debate over coffee preferences and amusing career reflections, showcasing lighthearted camaraderie. The conversation dives deep into the importance of maintaining a relationship with God, highlighting personal discipline and community for spiritual growth. Discover practical tips for connecting with Christ, like distraction-free environments for prayer and scripture meditation. The need for worship and accountability is emphasized, reminding listeners that nurturing faith is key to avoiding complacency on their spiritual journey.

Making decisions can feel paralyzing in young adulthood. A humorous exchange leads to insights on commitment, highlighting the pressure of modern relationships. The 'Fobo' phenomenon is tackled, illustrating the fear of missing out on better options. Biblical covenants are connected to today's promises, emphasizing the significance of integrity. Generation Z's reputation for indecisiveness is examined, advocating for respectful commitment and the positive impact of dedication on relationships and faith.

Nate Hilgenkamp: We know that Jesus calls us to forgive, but sometimes forgiveness can be really really hard. In this episode we talk through the process of forgiveness and how you can begin to take steps forward. We also talk through appropriate boundaries after forgiveness has taken place.