Becoming Something with Jonathan Pokluda

Many of us think if we just had a little bit more money we’d be happier. This week we talk to John Rinehart about why that isn’t the case! A rich life isn’t necessarily a wealthy life! Pick up his book “Gospel Patrons” here: https://www.gospelpatrons.org/books/gospel-patrons

In the middle of all of your worries and pain and loneliness, you’re not alone! Lisa Whittle has written a book called “God Knows” about how God is with you through it all. You don’t need to fix your life on your own because God is with you and for you! You can find Lisa’s book here:https://www.lisawhittle.com/godknows

Explore the meaning and significance of baptism, including its relationship to salvation and the identification with Christ's death and resurrection. The hosts also share their experiences of spiritual warfare and unexpected success at Auburn University. A playful discussion about a partially submerged baptism adds a lighthearted touch to the episode.

Most people are looking for love, they just don’t really know where to find it. In this episode we talk with author Madison Prewett Troutt about her experience with finding love. You can read more in her brand new book “The Love Everybody Wants”! Find it here: https://www.amazon.com/Love-Everybody-Wants-Looking-Already/dp/0593445244?nodl=1&dplnkId=87a6c492-6c6a-46e6-99d7-21b8fdd57776

The podcast explores spiritual warfare and the battle between angels and demons. They discuss the power and limitations of demons, the authority given to believers, and engaging in spiritual warfare through disciplines like knowing the truth, relying on the Holy Spirit, and prayer and fasting.

Conflict in relationships is an opportunity for restoration. The hosts discuss the significance of conflict and the importance of addressing it directly. They emphasize the need for humility, calmness, and reconciliation. Leadership and conflict resolution are explored, along with the importance of serving others and building each other up.

Mike Donehey, author of 'Grace in the Gray,' joins the podcast to talk about disagreement, forgiveness, and God's grace in the context of the Church. They discuss the fickleness of fans and the importance of belief systems, as well as the value of open-mindedness and kindness in conversations about faith. They also delve into the topic of grace in the gray areas, sharing personal stories and emphasizing the significance of communication with kindness and gentleness. Additionally, they touch on Mike Donehey's music career, including the comeback of his band, 10th Avenue North.

Many of us struggle to have an active and thriving prayer life. This week we talk with Addison Bevere about why we should love to pray! You can check out his book “Words with God” here: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/0800737016/ref=tmm_pap_swatch_0?ie=UTF8&qid=&sr=

Many people see singleness as a waiting period for the next stage of life. We talk to Tara-Leigh Cobble about why you don’t have to wait to get out of singleness. You can want a spouse, and also have a blast for the glory of God in singleness!

Tara-Leigh Cobble has helped millions of people love the Bible, and we get to talk to her about her own journey with Scripture. While she hasn’t always loved the Bible, her struggles with Scripture actually made her love it more.