In It Not Of It Podcast: Recent Episodes
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Welcome to the In It Not Of It Podcast – How Teens Can Live in the World Without Forgetting God’s Word. We will analyze the most trending things in pop culture from a Biblical perspective to educate, equip, and inspire young followers of Christ to boldly and truly live out their faith in the midst of a secularized culture. We will explore questions such as "How can we represent Christ in all we do amid cultural chaos?" "How can we discern between what honors God and what doesn’t when everything seems normal and everything is accepted?" "How can we navigate controversial waters in a manner that stays true to Scripture?" Let's grow together in our relationship with Jesus and in our understanding of how we can best glorify God in our interactions with culture. Hosted by Mariana.
We'll analyze from a Biblical perspective 3 of today's most trending songs: "Kiss Me More", "Driver’s License", and "Forever After All". Special Guest: Pastor Josh Jamison, Youth and YA Pastor at Eastridge Church. And all for our fact checkers out there,
here are the links to the articles I mentioned in the podcast below for more information on the science behind hookups, heartbreaks, and heaven!
Who are the "forgotten"? Why do we (choose to) ignore them? This episode is an analysis and reflection on why we lose focus on one of our callings as Christians, and how we can overcome those distractions to fulfill God's will!
Ep. 4 - In It Not Of It Podcast: As Arnold Schwarzenegger once said, "I'M BACK!" Miss me? Probably not, but hey, I'm here with a brand new -and MUCH shorter - episode to welcome this New Year with a deep existential question about goal setting, while also reflecting on how our calling as Christians fit into the picture ...so you might as well give it a listen!
Hookups, Heartbreaks, and Heaven - We'll analyze from a Biblical perspective 3 of 2020's most trending songs: "Kiss Me More", "Driver’s License", and "Forever After All". Special Guest: Pastor Josh Jamison, Youth and YA Pastor at Eastridge Church.