Mission Media: Recent Episodes
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Mission media, part of Mission Sent, is an all in one type of podcast. We host a variety of shows all aimed at building up the family! Whether it is practical information with Practically Christian Podcast, or keeping up with the latest from Sent Church Four Townes, we have a show for you! Sit back, grab your favorite drink and prepare to cry, laugh, learn, and engage with all Mission Media has to offer!!
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Ever wish your kid would open up without the eye rolls and shutdowns? We sat down with Josh’s 15-year-old daughter, Kayla, for an unfiltered conversation about what actually helps teens talk, think, and grow when the room feels awkward and the stakes feel high. No scripts, no big speeches—just the daily habit of honest questions, listening for meaning, and pushing past “because I said so.”
We explore how teaching the why behind the how builds real confidence. Kayla shares what it’s like to be nudged into uncomfortable moments—ordering for herself, facing social anxiety, stepping on stage—and how anchoring her choices to faith changes the pressure. We unpack the power of words like friend and love, why definitions matter in a world of likes and follows, and how sharpening those meanings helps teens choose wiser relationships and stand firm when emotions surge.
There’s also a frank look at different strengths parents bring. Nurture and space to vent often come from mom, while dad presses into accountability, clarity, and action. When a family names and values both, teens learn to seek comfort without dodging challenge and to accept challenge without losing connection. That mix is how a home becomes a training ground for adulthood: fewer lectures, more questions; fewer grand moments, more faithful reps.
If you’re a parent hoping for deeper talks, let this be your cue to start small tonight. Ask one real question. Listen longer than feels natural. Then ask why, gently, one more time. Subscribe for more candid conversations on faith, family, and practical wisdom, share this with a parent who needs courage for awkward chats, and leave a review with your best question for starting a meaningful talk.
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The porch light tells a story. Flip it off, and you signal retreat. Turn it on—and pull a couch into the yard—and you signal something else entirely: presence, welcome, and a little courage. We lean into the tension many Christians feel around Halloween and ask a better question than “Should we opt out?” We explore what happens when we opt in with discernment, kindness, and a missional heart.
We trace the roots from Celtic Samhain to All Hallows’ Eve, clear up persistent myths about “the devil’s birthday,” and place the night within a wider biblical lens: the earth is the Lord’s, and no square inch of the calendar belongs to darkness. If the church could reframe Saturnalia into Christmas and weave martyr memory into Valentine’s Day, why not redeem a single autumn evening into a warm, neighborly moment that builds trust? Along the way, we open up about church hurt, the pull to withdraw, and the invitation of Jesus to step toward people, not away from them.
You’ll leave with simple, practical ideas: set out chairs, cue a family-friendly movie, hand parents water, and give kids the good candy. Skip costumes that glorify the occult, keep safety common sense, and let generosity do the talking. You don’t need a doorstep sermon to embody good news—just a posture that says, “We’re glad you’re here.” If you’ve wrestled with Halloween, this conversation offers history, nuance, and a hopeful path that honors both conscience and neighbor love.
If this resonates, tap follow, share with a friend who’s on the fence about October 31, and leave a quick review to help more listeners find thoughtful, faith-filled conversations like this.
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A string of lights splits the night sky. Hearts jump, stories surge, and for a few charged minutes it feels like the invasion has begun—until research points to Starlink gliding through orbit. That whiplash from wonder to explanation sets the stage for a bigger question we wrestle with: what are we really seeing when we call something “alien,” and are we using the right lens to interpret the unknown?
We dig into the history—from Project Blue Book’s 12,000 reports to headline-grabbing hearings—then test the “ancient aliens” narrative against what we know about human ingenuity. From pyramids to Stonehenge, we weigh natural and human-made explanations without mocking curiosity. But we don’t stop at debunking. We pivot to the biblical worldview: angels and demons that don’t look like art, a spiritual realm that overlaps the physical, and a present darkness Scripture says we actively wrestle with. If the Bible insists the unseen is real, could some “UFO” stories be misread spiritual encounters rather than extraterrestrial visitors?
Along the way, we share a personal sighting that felt otherworldly in the moment and became explainable by morning, and we challenge the reflex to outsource evil to off-world villains. Discernment means holding two tools at once: investigate natural causes with rigor, and test the spirits with Scripture, prayer, and wise community. Not every light is a spacecraft—and not every mystery is mechanical. We make space for awe while staying grounded in truth.
If you’re curious about UFOs, angels and demons, spiritual warfare, and how faith helps interpret the unexplainable, this one’s for you. Listen, share your take, and help us go deeper—subscribe, rate the show, and tell us: are we looking at extraterrestrials, or a spiritual reality breaking through?
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Ever feel like your family life is one chaotic moment after another? What if a simple shift in mindset could transform that chaos into calm?
This powerful episode explores how preparation isn't just a nice-to-have skill—it's essential for family strength and stability. Through personal stories (including a misplaced bistec and frozen lettuce), we reveal how even imperfect preparation creates significantly better outcomes than no preparation at all.
Discover practical wisdom about budgeting your time the same way you budget money. Learn why shoppers save 25% at the grocery store simply by making a list and using cash. Understand how Parkinson's Law ("work expands to fill the time available") affects your family dynamics and how setting firm boundaries between work and home creates space for what truly matters.
We tackle the uncomfortable truth that tomorrow is coming whether you're ready or not. The doctor's appointment, the difficult conversation, aging itself—preparation doesn't make these things disappear, but it transforms how you experience them. And for parents of teens, we offer perspective on helping young people understand how today's choices will impact their lives a decade from now.
This isn't about perfection—it's about progress. Even small steps toward better preparation can dramatically reduce stress and create more meaningful family connections. Share this episode with someone struggling with constant chaos and help them see that change is possible starting today.
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Do you ever feel so exhausted that you're tired of being tired? That overwhelming sensation of running on empty while life keeps demanding more? You're not alone.
In this authentically raw conversation, we dive into the epidemic of exhaustion that's affecting so many of us. From the micro-problem of driving aimlessly looking for a restaurant to the macro-issue of living without clear direction, we explore how purposelessness drains our energy faster than any physical task.
Drawing from personal experiences—like Josh's closet-sized first office and his 12-year journey to complete a two-year degree—we share eight practical strategies that can transform exhaustion into purposeful energy. Some provide immediate relief (like pattern interruption techniques), while others create sustainable change through consistent small actions.
The heart of our message is deceptively simple yet profoundly powerful: begin with the end in mind. When you know your destination, every decision becomes intentional. We explore why protecting your vision matters, how breaking goals into manageable steps prevents overwhelm, and why contentment isn't the same as settling.
Perhaps most importantly, we discuss the ultimate antidote to exhaustion: recognizing your power of choice. While circumstances may be beyond your control, your response to them never is. This isn't about toxic positivity—it's about consciously directing your focus toward what builds rather than depletes.
Whether you're feeling stuck on life's carousel or simply need practical ways to restore your energy, these battle-tested strategies offer a roadmap to move from exhausted to expectant. Share this episode with someone who needs to hear they're not alone in their struggle, and remember—small changes consistently applied transform lives dramatically.
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What happens when a pastor and his wife have a "robust conversation" on air? Find out as we dive into the authentic, sometimes uncomfortable reality of marriage in ministry.
During this uniquely vulnerable episode, I challenge Debbie to share what genuinely frustrates her about me, triggering a fascinating exploration of how we handle conflict. The conversation quickly reveals fundamental differences in our approaches—my tendency to seek facts and evidence versus Debbie's desire for emotional validation. This tension points to a deeper question: how public should a pastor's marriage be?
Most Christians present a polished version of themselves at church while hiding their struggles. As Debbie aptly points out, we're often "comparing our worst day to someone else's filtered best day." But authentic ministry requires transparency. If people are to "imitate me as I imitate Christ" (1 Corinthians 11:1), they need to see not just our strengths but how we navigate our weaknesses.
We examine how gender differences affect communication, with men typically wanting to solve problems while women often seek understanding. Through Romans 12, we discover biblical wisdom for "living peaceably with one another" and the importance of "rejoicing with those who rejoice and weeping with those who weep." The powerful coffee cup analogy reminds us that unresolved issues will eventually spill out, affecting those closest to us.
Whether you're in ministry or simply seeking a healthier relationship, this episode offers practical insights on handling conflict with grace, addressing issues before they become "infections," and finding strength in vulnerability. What frustrations might your spouse identify in you? How might addressing them transform your relationship?
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Could your family's digital habits be destroying your relationships more than any banned book? While parents storm school board meetings over inappropriate literature, the unbridled use of technology in homes might be the real enemy we should be fighting.
The passionate debates about removing certain books from schools have dominated headlines, but this episode explores a more insidious threat lurking in the palm of your hand. Most children today barely read physical books—they're consuming content through devices with far fewer restrictions and much more dangerous consequences.
Research consistently links excessive screen time with anxiety, depression, poor self-esteem, and social isolation. Despite being called "social" media, these platforms often replace genuine human connection with artificial interactions. Many young people now lack basic conversational skills because they spend more time communicating through screens than in person. Family dinners, once essential for connection, have been replaced by individual family members retreating to separate rooms with their devices.
Physical consequences are equally concerning—from "tech neck" and early arthritis to disrupted sleep patterns and decreased physical activity. Even our cognitive abilities are changing, with basic memory skills deteriorating as we outsource remembering to our devices. As one educator notes: "We're training our brains to think in 30-second increments, then wondering why we can't sit down and work through complex problems."
The solution isn't banning technology entirely, but establishing healthy boundaries. Start with tech-free zones or times in your household. Take your family fishing, hiking, or engage in other activities that foster conversation. These shared experiences build resilience, teach valuable life skills, and create the sense of belonging children need.
Ready to strengthen your family connections? Follow us at missioncentorg across all platforms and share this episode to help other families reclaim what technology might be stealing from them.
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A Florida charter captain's viral meltdown (Brock Horner) serves as the perfect backdrop for our most powerful discussion yet on the critical virtue of self-control. When this captain boarded another man's boat in a fit of rage, he didn't just create a social media sensation – he lost his reputation, business, and possibly his freedom in mere minutes. Sound familiar? It should, because the same explosive pattern ruins marriages, families, and careers every day.
Self-control isn't about suppressing your emotions or pretending they don't exist. As we explore through biblical wisdom and practical psychology, it's about experiencing your feelings without being controlled by them. "Let go of what you feel, hold on to what is real" becomes our guiding philosophy as we dissect what happens when emotions hijack our responses.
The consequences of losing control extend far beyond the moment. Children growing up in environments where adults regularly erupt learn to normalize chaos, becoming uncomfortable with peace and stability. Marriages deteriorate when pride prevents self-regulation during disagreements. But there's hope! We share actionable techniques for developing self-control: deep breathing exercises, counting before responding, finding physical outlets, and prayer – creating that crucial space between stimulus and response where wisdom can enter.
Jesus provides our ultimate example of self-control. While being crucified after hours of torture, He responded with "Father, forgive them" rather than retaliation. If you're ready to break cycles of emotional reactivity in your life, marriage, or parenting, this episode offers the perspective shift and practical tools you need. Subscribe, share with someone who needs this message, and leave us a review to help others find their way to stronger self-control. #loveisaverb @selfcontrol #Jesus #Jesuschanges #brock #floridacharter
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What if the secret to a stronger marriage was as simple as laughing together more often? In this refreshingly candid episode, we dive into the surprising power of humor in relationships—including those awkward bedroom moments that couples rarely discuss publicly.
Marriage shouldn't feel like a business arrangement where two people fulfill assigned roles without joy or genuine connection. Yet many couples fall into exactly this pattern, maintaining careful facades and losing the playfulness that initially drew them together. We explore how breaking down these barriers through shared laughter creates deeper intimacy and resilience through life's challenges.
Drawing from both scientific research and biblical wisdom, we examine how humor physiologically changes our brain chemistry—reducing stress hormones and increasing feel-good neurotransmitters that strengthen our bonds. As Voltaire noted and Scripture confirms, "a cheerful heart is good medicine," offering couples a powerful tool for diffusing tension and gaining perspective during disagreements.
Through personal stories of financial hardship, loss, and everyday frustrations, we demonstrate how maintaining a sense of humor proved essential for our own relationship survival. When the enemy seeks to steal our joy and destroy our marriages through constant stress and distraction, intentional laughter becomes an act of spiritual warfare.
With your days numbered by God before birth, why spend them in needless misery? Tonight, do something unexpected to make your spouse laugh. Your marriage—and your testimony—will be stronger for it. Questions about strengthening your relationship? Reach out to us at info@missioncent.org or find us on social media.
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There's a raw honesty that hits you from the first moment of this episode as Josh opens up about his lifelong relationship with anger. "Anger is my go-to emotion," he admits without hesitation, "and it's the emotion I filter all other things through, because anger is easy for me to process." What follows is a deeply personal exploration of how this pattern affected his marriage and the journey toward healthier emotional processing.
Many listeners will recognize themselves or their partners in this conversation. The pattern is common - we take complex emotions like sadness, anxiety, fear, and disappointment and channel them into anger because anger feels manageable and actionable. But as Josh and Debbie reveal through their story, this coping mechanism comes with a steep price in relationships, creating what Josh poignantly calls "collateral damage."
The strength of this episode lies in its dual perspective. We hear not just from Josh about his internal struggles, but from Debbie about what it feels like to be on the receiving end of misdirected anger. "I didn't feel like I was in... there was a duality there," she shares. "I didn't feel connected to you, like I could completely come to you and pour my heart out." Her insight provides a crucial window into the isolation and disconnection that partners often experience.
What makes this conversation truly valuable, however, is the roadmap it offers for change. The turning point came through personal accountability - "My life is where it is because of me, because of the choices I made," - and a willingness to do the hard work of examining patterns and making different choices. Biblical principles provided a framework, particularly Ephesians 5:25, which challenged Josh to love sacrificially, laying down not just external things but internal barriers as well.
Whether you're struggling with managing your own anger or navigating life with someone who is, this episode offers both compassion and practical wisdom. The message is clear: patterns can change, relationships can heal, and anger itself can become not just a destructive force, but a catalyst for positive transformation when properly channeled. As Josh reminds us, "You have to hate something enough to change it."
Have you found yourself caught in similar patterns? We'd love to hear your story of challenge and growth. Reach out through our website or social media channels and join the conversation about strengthening families through honest communication and faith.
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In a world where every relationship seems to be constantly tested by daily stressors, the question arises: do lovers really need a holiday away from each other? This episode navigates the fine line between healthy time apart and necessary intimacy, encouraging couples to consider whether escaping together or apart will truly enhance their bond. We discuss the stresses that marriages can endure and how couples can sometimes feel the temptation to take a break, questioning if distance truly makes the heart grow fonder.
As we dive deeper into this compelling topic, we explore personal experiences and the lessons learned over years of partnership. From the highs of shared activities like family outings to the struggles faced amidst life's overwhelming moments, we dissect the truth behind the myth of needing personal space. We offer insights on how communication and shared moments can serve as the antidote to feelings of isolation often brought about by life’s demands.
Listeners are left with a powerful reflection on the importance of intentional intimacy. By taking a step back to assess the underlying reasons for wanting separation and nurturing shared experiences instead, couples can foster a resilient relationship capable of withstanding the pressures of modern life. Don’t miss out on this essential conversation—tune in to gain valuable perspectives on strengthening your loving bond. If you find this episode helpful, remember to subscribe, share, and leave us a review!
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The episode examines the culture of youth sports and the high expectations placed on children to become professional athletes. Through personal stories and statistical insights, we discuss the sacrifices families make, the pressures on children, and the importance of seeking balance in prioritizing family dynamics, interests, and faith.
• Exploring the idolization of youth sports
• Discussing the statistical odds of going pro
• Acknowledging the family sacrifices involved
• Examining the mental health impact on young athletes
• Urging for a balance among a variety of activities
• Highlighting the importance of family time and faith
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Conflict in relationships often stems from unmet expectations and selfishness. The episode guides listeners to embrace selflessness and serve their partners, presenting this approach as the key to eliminating arguments and fostering mutual understanding.
• Discussing the biblical perspective on arguments
• Identifying unmet expectations as a cause of conflict
• Real-life examples to illustrate common arguments
• Emphasizing selflessness as a relationship strength
• Strategies for minimizing misunderstandings
• Encouraging transparent communication in marriages
• Highlighting the importance of humility and service
• Presenting a hopeful outlook for conflict resolution
Join us as we dive into the transformative teachings of Jesus and their relevance to modern marriage. Make your marriage the best it can be, it isn't hard to unlock the keys to a happy marriage with no more arguing!
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The episode dives into the essential dynamics of parenting, emphasizing that while no one loves a child quite like their parent, understanding boundaries and discipline is vital for raising well-adjusted individuals. The discussion encompasses establishing clear expectations for behavior, ensuring consequences align with standards, and the importance of parental unity to create a strong foundation for children's emotional and social development.
• Exploring the primary goals of parenting
• The need to manage expectations around children's behavior
• Importance of discipline in parenting strategies
• Understanding where parenting standards derive from
• Establishing clear rules and consequences for infractions
• The impact of childhood trauma on parental approaches
• The necessity of consensus between parents
• Preparing children for real-world challenges
• Closing thoughts on ensuring long-term success for children
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Can the breakdown of the family unit be the root cause of many societal ills? Join us as we tackle this provocative question in "Faith, Family, and Fishing." We promise that by the end of this episode, you'll have a deeper understanding of how the disintegration of family structures has contributed to the rise of "deaths of despair," such as suicides, alcohol abuse, and drug overdoses. With the stark decline in two-parent households—from 73% in 1960 to just 46% in 2014—it's more crucial than ever to examine the impact of family environments on mental health, education, and overall well-being. While not all two-parent homes are ideal and not all single-parent homes are detrimental, the quality of family life holds significant weight in shaping future generations.
In this engaging episode, Josh and Debbie explore the complex dynamics of family life and its broad societal implications. Modern terms like "toxic family" and the trend of millennials and zillennials distancing themselves from family ties highlight urgent issues many recognize but struggle to address. Drawing insights from various fields such as counseling, law enforcement, pastoral work, and education, we argue that restoring the family unit is essential for fostering resilience and improving mental health. By focusing on strengthening family bonds, we aim to inspire meaningful change and address the roots of many social challenges. Join us for this thoughtful discussion that underscores the importance of family restoration as a pathway to a healthier society.
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Ready to question everything you thought you knew about extraterrestrial life? You've landed in the right galaxy! We dive into the unresolved mysteries of Project Blue Book, with its 12,000 documented UFO sightings, and challenge theories surrounding ancient architectural wonders. Could aliens have contributed to the construction of pyramids and Stonehenge? Or are these just human marvels?
As we sat under the night sky, an unexpected spectacle of lights had us questioning if we were witnessing an alien invasion. The culprits? The Starlink satellites! This sparked an intriguing discussion around our personal beliefs in extraterrestrial life, and how some UFO sightings could be explained by natural phenomena. We also ponder why aliens are always depicted as superior beings, humorously wondering where the 'redneck' aliens are hiding. Join us on this cosmic journey, we promise not only a sizzling debate but also a hearty chuckle. So, are you ready to have your space-time continuum warped?
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Ever wondered how societal trends and the need for acceptance can cause an identity crisis? This week, we're shedding light on this intriguing topic. Drawing from a Harvard study, we establish the critical role our circles of influence play in our success. And guess what, we do it with a lot of humor and some banters about parrots, turkeys, and fish! We also ponder how Hank Williams Jr. would sound with auto-tune, and how social media forms a powerful tool to promote unique ideas and passions.
However, every coin has two sides. In our candid conversation, we dissect how social media may also contribute to the loss of individual identity, and how desiring acceptance can hurt, especially amongst young people. We share real-life cases of folks battered by the impacts of social media, and discuss the importance of recognizing one's unique abilities rather than falling into the trap of detrimental comparisons. We also caution against careless sharing on social media and its potential implications.
Finally, we venture into our own perspectives about popular influences and the importance of finding your unique voice. Drawing inspiration from Jesus's example of countering establishment norms, we question if his teachings would be popular with today's platforms and churches. As we wrap up, we emphasize the need to understand the issues we are unifying over and encourage you to embrace your differences and be authentic. We challenge you to break free from echoing others and express yourself in ways that resonate with your true identity. So, tune in, and let's start this journey of finding your original voice together!
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Are you ready to experience the transformative power of serving others? We're inviting you to join us on this journey where we discuss the profound impact of generosity and selflessness in our everyday lives. We share insights on how to get actively involved in your community, church, and family and why it's often more rewarding to give than to receive. We also delve into the recent devastating wildfires in Maui, shedding light on the heroic and distasteful responses from various organizations.
We further dissect a fascinating experiment conducted by the University of British Columbia that showcases the benefits of philanthropy. Amidst a rapidly growing self-centered society, we discuss the detrimental impacts of isolation, excessive video gaming, and social media, and how these factors can lead to a decline in our service to others. Lastly, we explore the ripple effect of positive change that serving others can spark in our communities. We discuss the 'broken window theory,' examining the importance of caring for our environment as part of our mandate to protect creation. Our conversation is coupled with a call to action to 'pay it forward,' creating a wave of kindness that can change the world.
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Picture this: your phone knows you so well that it not only knows when you leave for work, but also the route you take. Now, what if it turned on the location services without your permission, or picked up on your conversations to push advertisements? Join us as we traverse the fascinating and hair-raising world of AI, revealing its unprecedented advancements and the darker aspects of its capabilities. Brace yourselves for an exploration of how AI can alter your daily routines, drive targeted ads, and even override your settings.
Now, imagine an AI that can feel human emotions such as fear, empathy, and sympathy. Does it sound impossible? We debate this very possibility and dive deeper into the ethical implications of AI's lack of emotion. We also examine the sobering reality of AI's logic-driven decisions that could lead to devastating outcomes. Furthermore, we uncover the unsettling potential of AI being manipulated to spread false information, triggering widespread chaos. So, prepare for an intense discussion on the ethics, dangers, and implications of AI!
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Ever wonder how the change in our societal eating habits has impacted us? We take a stroll down memory lane, reminiscing about the bustling pizza joints of the past, echoing with laughter and the clattering of arcade games. However, our chat takes a poignant turn as we discuss the eerie silence that's replaced the familiar hum of these once family-friendly hangouts.
Our food consumption patterns have seen a significant shift over the years. The frequency of cherished family dinners is dwindling, replaced by the convenience of food delivery. We expose some surprising statistics about American eating trends and the alarming trend of our decreasing vegetable intake. Fast-food chains, like the beloved Pizza Hut, once a hub of activity and shared meals, now stand abandoned, mirroring the declining culture of dining in.
But there's a bigger issue at stake here. The rise of technology is threatening the invaluable face-to-face interactions that once formed the bedrock of our family and social dynamics. We discuss the importance of these interactions, the need for meaningful conversations over meals, and the role of family dinners in fostering healthier relationships. We challenge you, our listeners, to invest more time in cooking and bonding over meals, to revive the fading culture of family dinners. So, let's revisit the good old days of shared laughter and 'suicides' from the fountain drinks, and strive to bring them back, one family dinner at a time."
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Ever pondered the existence of aliens or the decline of Pizza Hut? Here's your chance to dive into those fascinating topics and more as we return from a long hiatus with a renewed mission. New sound effects provided by our child, surprise appearances from our dog, Hulk, and a host of exciting discussions await you in our recentered Practically Christian Podcast.
Explore with us the intriguing world of AI, the impact of social media likes on our brain, the rising phenomenon of mental illness and why we decided to step back from pursuing a license in mental health and counseling. Get ready for thought-provoking conversations on topics ranging from Jesus as one of many messiahs to the increasing number of Christian podcasts. Let's discern genuine voices amidst the noise. Subscribe and be part of these enlightening discussions!
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss abortion and women's healthcare. Should abortion be considered a woman's right, and should it be classified as healthcare. We know this is a very loaded topic, and we are not looking to cast blame or shame, but to have a conversation and look at all sides of the abortion matter. We cannot say we are for lives, if we are not doing everything to protect life.
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss personal responsibility. What is it, why is it important, and why should we be using it? What is our responsibility as followers of Jesus, and why is society the way it is? We have to get to a point where we act like big girls and boys, and stop blaming everything on everyone around us. Join in the conversation on instagram of facebook at Mission Sent. Plus as a bonus in this episode, we had to add our first censor, who do you think caused it?
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In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about ways to increase your lifespan, decrease stress, make your heart healthy, and see the glory of God in one action. It will shock you how many benefits this one thing is able to do. This one simple action, which you will be able to do in as little as 15 minutes a day, will give you more benefits than almost any other activity you can do. Want to know what it is, give it a listen and then give us a share!
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In this episode Debbie and Josh ask if everyone should get a trophy. Being millennials ourselves, we definitely know what participation trophies are, but are they a good thing? How many molds ar there, and which one do we all fit into? What is more important, creativity or completion? If you have ever wondered what life could look like, listen to this and get to living.
In this episode we discuss the idea of flat earth theory. Is the earth really flat, why haven't we moved past this concept, and is there truth to it? If the earth is really flat, what does that mean for other theories we have burning in our brains? On the same topic, why is there so much distrust in society, and what is our role as Christ followers, to fix trust within our community? Come join us on this trip as we discuss the reality of flat earth!
In this episode we look at how the life you are living is exactly the life you want. Regardless of your situation, we always get our own way. We discuss ways to get out of our own ways so that we can have change in our lives, and what that change really means. This is not some health and wealth trick, but ways we can really overcome our lives.
We live in a society where nothing seems to be off the table. There seems to be no truth, there seems to be no shortage of wild and crazy ideas. How did we get here, and how do we get back? Is the route we are heading down really the best choice, and what happens if we continue down this trail?
In this episode Debbie and Josh say farewell to Practically Christian Podcast. They discuss some of the ups and downs, and what has been happening since March. We loved doing this show, and this has been an amazing journey in our lives. Thank you so much for the support. and we hope to see you soon!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh start a conversation about family. What is family, why would the family be under attack and a very small discussion about something we can do to strengthen the family. The family is a staple of the world, and the key to the future, if we lose the family, we lose everything else!
The church seems to have a crisis on its hands, it has lost its identity. What is the church, why do we do church, and is it too late to be the church? From the fall of Mars Hill, to Hillsong exposed and everything in between we need to do different than what we are seeing. The church is the bride of Christ, and it is time we operated as such!
In this episode we discuss the value of celebrating small. Not just small celebrations, but celebrating all the steps along our adventure to our goals. When we only celebrate the large, we miss the value of of the trip
In this episode we discuss our absence and the effects of burnout. It has been a long process for us since last August, and we want to let you know we are back!! Come join us to hear how we, as followers of Jesus, should deal with burnout!! For more info, hit us up at https://www.missionsent.org/
In this episode Debbie and Josh explain this trend we see across America. It seems more and more churches close, more and more pastors leave, and it seems to be getting worse everyday. With people like Josh Harris, and Abraham Piper not just leaving the faith, but also mocking it, is the church in America dying? Take a listen, and give a share as we look at the issue, and join in the conversation on FaceBook or Instagram at Mission Sent Deltona. For more info visit us at https://www.missionsent.org/
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the flip side of legalism. If we are saved by grace alone, doesn't that mean we can do whatever we want to do? If Jesus paid it all, then what else is left for us to pay for? Find out more, and let us know what you think!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss legalism vs. the Gospel. What does legalism mean, and what are some ways we can over come it? Is legalism bad, and how does the gospel play into it? For more info head to https://www.missionsent.org/ and don't forget to follow us on Facebook and Insta @Mission Sent Deltona!!
In this episode Josh and Kayla have a heart to heart concerning correction. This is a legit family meeting as we move through why we correct, and you get to hear first hand from the child being corrected. For more info visit https://www.missionsent.org/
In this meeting Debbie and Josh discuss the balancing act of extended family. Maybe you're close, maybe you're not, maybe you're somewhere in between, no matter what this is an area we have to deal with in all our marriages. Where do we draw the line?
In this meeting Jt and I discuss why he needs to clean his room. For your child, this is a little thing, but as an adult you know the implications are huge for those who clean their rooms. Take five minutes and listen in as we discuss this.
We are messy, imperfect, sometimes loud, loving, close family. In today's world the family is under attack on all sides, and we need to fight back!! The family was created by God to gives us support and love, to train and guide, to build up and allow each other the safety to turn into the people we are created to be. Join us as we dive into real family meetings, and let's see how to strengthen our families again!!
We live in a time where it seems that everyone is on edge constantly. It just seems the next war is about to break out any minute. Some people are pushing for it, while others are trying to prevent it. Whether it is wearing masks, Black Lives Matter, or who is president of the US, what role are you playing, and what does the Bible call you to?
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the myth of deconstruction as it relates to christians losing their faith. We discuss what worldviews are, and how it is not possible to not have one. Regardless of what you believe, you view the world through some kind of lens, and it is important to always challenge that belief.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what this long absence has meant, and a lot of different things we have been working on. It is a really exciting time, as God has been opening different doors in our lives. For more info just click the link below
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In this episode Debbie is back with Josh! They are discussing how our BBQ grills reveal not only our cooking capabilities, but also our heart issues. What type of grill do you use, and why does this matter?
On this episode Josh lays out his story. From growing up in the church, to falling away, to Jesus restoring him. This actually was the hardest episode I have done, I walked away thinking about hitting the delete button. It has been a long time since I dealt with a lot of these issues, and the vulnerability you have to have to relive it was hard. I hope you see Christ in this!
It seems like we are constantly under attack. It seems everyday there is something new happening, something new going wrong, something else falling apart. However, as followers of Jesus, what is our role? How do we move forward from here? Take a listen as Debbie and Josh explore these issues.
The mall in America is very special to any millennial here. It was your first date, your employment, your escape. But the malls are closing, join Debbie and Josh as we look at what this means, and what we need to do about it.
Is your life where you thought it would be when you were younger? Are you working your dream job, did you marry Mr or Mrs. right, do you have the kids and house you always dreamed of? For the majority of us, the answer is no. However, even if your answer is yes, does that make your life goals a success? Take a listen and find out.
Its been a while, but we are back!! In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the recent developments of social media and how the ramifications of it look. Whether you are on MeWe of Parler. what is that saying? In this dark world, what are we doing to bring the light?
In this episode Debbie and Josh give one great life hack that will change your life and productivity levels! Listen in on ways to transform your mind, and increase your happiness in life! Don't forget to share this episode, and follow us social media. lick below for more info;
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the importance of our mindset. Our perspective shapes our reality, and knowing Jesus should change our perspective. So join in with us as we look at why we need to get our minds right!
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about starting over. There are many times in life we wish there was a reset button, there is!! Every single day is new, and it is never too late to start over. If you made a mistake, it is understandable, it doesn't define who you are. Do it different, starting today!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what all of our motivation is. I know we think there are many different answers, but let's discuss what really motivates us. You may be surprised at the answer. Join in on the conversation at https://www.practicallychristianpodcast.com/
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss if we are living in the end times. If we are, what does the Bible call us to do? Join us as we look at what we should focus on, and what we shouldn't.
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In this time of every church hosting online services, Debbie and Josh take a minute to discuss is this part of the real church? It is important to understand what the church is, and what it isn't as we move forward with so many uncertainties. Join in the conversation by clicking the link below
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In this episode Debbie and Josh interview Nucci Reyo, founder of Godify. We discuss a long list of topics, and really have a ton of fun doing it! Whether it is how to make it in the music industry, how to use creativity to bring light to darkness, or just not letting others outwork you, we really crush it all! For more information on Godify click the link below! It is available on Google Play and IOS!!
https://www.godifystreams.com/
In life we run the risk of trying to focus way too much on the "big things". We tend to overlook the simple, small, everyday things that really effect our lives. In this episode Debbie and Josh focus on the small, and look at ways to battle against focusing on the large.
With everything going on in the world right now how did the church lose its voice? Listen as Debbie and Josh discuss the importance of not taking our lead from the culture, and ways to combat what we are dealing with in America right now.
In this episode Debbie and Josh are joined by Jennifer Burns who does Homebound Outreach & Social Media Ministry Coordinator at Asbury Methodist Church in Smyrna Delaware. Jennifer breaks down how she has helped her church to transition to having a more online presence, and everything that goes into content creation.
In this episode Debbie and Josh are joined by Nick Kellis who is writer, producer and director of "A Walk With Grace". This is a movie that shows us a story of Hope as Nate is "Forced to search his soul and embrace his past, in rediscovering with his home town Nate just might reconnect - with his Grace."
This episode also sheds more light on all of us being Creative Christians and doing the art we know God has laid on our hearts! Make sure you take time to watch this movie with your family, links are provided below;
- Trailer
- Amazon- https://www.amazon.com/gp/video/detail/amzn1.dv.gti.28b6c4bd-9a58-5c3f-8f27-dfdedecbb718?autoplay=1
- iTunes- https://itunes.apple.com/us/movie/a-walk-with-grace/id1483286160
- VUDU- https://www.vudu.com/content/movies/details/A-Walk-With-Grace/1298904
- Google Play- https://play.google.com/store/movies/details?id=grijWW3zmyw.P
- YouTube- https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_cf7kf3SKBE
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what it means to challenge ourselves in the midst of the Corona global pandemic. Chances are it has been a while since you last looked at why you believe what you believe, and it is during times like this that we get the opportunity to really dig deeper into why we believe!!
In this episode we interview JD Archangel!! Not only is this guy a worship leader, but he is also an amazing beat creator! Check his SoundCloud out below!! He does all the intro music for our podcast, and brings a fresh new perspective on being creative and Christian! Not to mention Josh almost has a slip for the first time in his career!! Don't forget to rate, comment, and share wherever you listen to your podcasts!!
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As everyone is dealing with the Corona virus globally, Debbie and Josh discuss what is going on with it. As we look at the world as we once knew it, this virus has showed us who we are, and it sin't always good. So take a listen, and please make sure you share, comment, and review!! We love you and cannot do this without your support!
In this episode Josh is joined in studio with Daniel. These two discuss worship music and how the church struggles to find its voice. However, when we get out out of the box, we can create some really beautiful melodies to point others to Jesus!
In this episode Debbie and Josh are joined by Jill Purrazzi, who is a professional author, to talk about writing books and being Christian. It is a very interesting look when talking with someone in the industry about the challenges that go into Creative Christian writing. BTW this episode didn't turn out the way we thought it would!!
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In this episode Josh and Debbie clarify some items from the first episode of the movies. We take a more in depth look at what movies can be, and how we can get there. We just need to dream bigger and think outside the box.
n this episode Debbie and Josh discuss Christian movies. What we like, don't like, and how the genre could be better! It's not that we are against Christian movies, it is just time we raise the bar for what we produce. If you agree or disagree join the conversation on Facebook or Instagram at Practically Christian Podcast!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what it means to be creative, and christian. We are all made in the image of God, who is the ultimate creator, and as such we all have the ability to be creative. So what are some barriers we have to being creative, and how can we overcome these?
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss how the church should interact with culture. We were never called to run away from culture, and yet that is what happens so often. If we truly believe we are to be lights in the darkness, we have to actually go to where it is dark.
In the last episode of our "Fruits of the Spirit" series, Debbie and Josh discuss the fruit of gentleness and self-control. These two fruits are invaluable to the life of a follower, and can be a little tricky to practice. However, self-control means so much to our walk and walking it out means so much more than simply keeping our hands to ourselves.
In this episode Debbie and Josh look at what it means to be faithful. Why is it important to be able to stand on what you believe, and what happens if you can't? Having faith is more than simply saying I believe, it is standing by what you believe regardless of what is happening around you.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the fruit of goodness. What does it mean to have goodness, and why is that important in our daily walk with Christ? Is there such thing as right and wrong, and why should we choose to do right over wrong?
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the importance of being kind. What kindness is, and what it is not. In our world it is counter cultural to be kind to one another, but if we practiced kindness more often, this could change all those around us.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the importance of being patient. Patience has a lot of different meanings and connotations to it, but what does the fruit of patience really do in the life of a disciple? It is something, that when we truly understand it, will change how we deal with others.
In this episode Debbie and Josh return to discuss Peace after a very challenging month of their life. Drawing from scripture and personal trials we dive into the importance of peace, and what it means to have a peace that surpasses all understanding.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the fruit of Joy. There will be so much in life we have to endure through, joy is the fruit that allows us to be able to hold on. Joy is given to all believers in order for us to be able to love God even through the worst of times. For more info hit us up on Facebook or Instagram!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the first of the fruits of the Spirit. As disciples of Jesus we are given the fruits to be His witness', the questions then remain, what are they and why do we need them? This is why we have decided to walk through the Fruits of the Spirit! Join the conversation on Instagram or Facebook by following Practically Christian Podcast!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the joys of being happy. Although happiness is a good thing, it is not a God thing. If we are chasing after the feeling we feel when we are happy, although it may not be destructive, we are still chasing an idol.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss suicide. We dive into some reasons people commit suicide and what we should be doing to combat this epidemic. It just seems to be something we hear about everyday, and we need to not only address the issue, but also fight back against it. For more info check out the links below.
https://afsp.org/about-suicide/risk-factors-and-warning-signs/
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss being afraid. It is important to know what fear is, and how to control it. In this life we will have many things that arise that can cause fear, but when we allow these situations to own us, we will ultimately lose.
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about what it is like to be so sad and ways to deal with sadness. This is serious, and every case is a little different. If this is something you know you are struggling with, please reach out to someone for help. For more information regarding depression check out the link below!
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/depression/symptoms-causes/syc-20356007
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the process of being angry. Just like every other emotion, it is OK to be angry, but what we do with that anger effects everything around us. This is why self-control can be such a powerful tool when combating our anger. Listen and see some practical ways to deal with anger!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what emotions are, and why we have them. It is always important to evaluate not just what we are doing, but why we are doing. Emotions are a vital part of who we are as humans, and understanding what they are can help us to deal with them better. For more info, or to connect more find us on facebook or instagram at Practically Christian Podcast!!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss some ways to use social media responsibly. It is not evil in itself, but when not checked it becomes an addiction like anything else. However, there are few tools in the world that connect so many people and make it so easy to spread the Gospel like social media. We just need to make sure what we are spreading is worth spreading!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the dangers of social media becoming an idol. We all have so many things in life that desire our attention, we have to be careful what we give it to. Too many times we pass on the real conversations to have with others in our lives to focus on what a screen tells us to. Look below for our Back to School Paypal link, and the link to 12 ways your phone is changing you book. We love you!!
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With Christmas in July approaching, we wanted to go into the vault and replay this episode! Remember if the outside is clean, but the inside is dirty we are dirty!!!! Enjoy and we look forward to returning next with with a brand new episode!!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh start to discuss the roles of men and women. Too many times we get focused on the everyday tasks of life and try to categorize them as jobs for men or women. However, this episode goes deeper into the bottom of what should motivate everything else in our lives.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss gender equality. It is a very poor understanding of scripture to think Christianity oppresses women. Although we will discuss gender roles later, it is always a good place to start looking at is equality even something that could be achieved.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss different ways passions fuel us to complete the work God has put in front of us!! Sometimes we need to run to our passions, but sometimes we need to run from our passions that push us towards our idols.
In this episode Debbie and Josh continue talking about how love impacts our everyday life. It is so important to remember love is not just a secondhand emotion. Love is our motivator for breaking idols, and living a life that brings glory to Christ!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what Love is. It is so vital for us to have a proper understanding of what love is, and we attempt to answer this question. Love is something that causes action, and if it is not, then we should not use it. However, in English this one word takes on so many different meanings, so we must attempt to gain a better understanding of what this word means!
In this week's episode Josh discusses worship music and rap with Josh. It is a great thing to understand how we are called and purposed by God to accomplish God's Glory in all we do!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh continue discussing false doctrine and cults. This episode tackles the idea that just because someone says Jesus doesn't mean it is the same Jesus you are thinking it is. Join in the discussion on Facebook at Practically Christian Podcast!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss some of the dangers of the prosperity gospel. This is a dangerous idea of man placing an infinite God in our debt. However, it is really appealing to think we could gain an IOU from the creator of the universe so we want to believe in it. It can be complicated, it can be daunting, but we must be able to stand against false teachings.
In this episode Josh and JT discuss what Faith, Family, and the other F word really mean. We were joined in this episode by a guest that has had a huge impact on our family, Joe Simonds (like Diamonds). If you don't know who that is, you should!! For more info about Joe and the work they do with Salt Strong, check them out at the link below! All the YouTube links are below!!
Remember as we go through life, we only get one chance to do it, make sure we are making the most out of it!!
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https://youtu.be/mv-Dgp3xDQI
Unfortunately all my PCP listeners out there, both Debbie and I are out of commission again. Enjoy this best of episode, this was my favoite, and our #2 performer ever (pun intended). We will be back next week with a brand new episode!! Please keep sharing!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh describe what it means to be Holy, of course this conversation is started by speaking about all the fun ways people entertain themselves in the bathroom.
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about how devastating habits can be to our lives. We all at some point struggle with them, but what we need to understand is we can still overcome them. Please do not mistake this for anyone taking away from how hard it can be to break bad habits, but realize we do have the power of the gospel, and if Jesus can raise us from death to life, we can break the habits of our old lives.
On this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what Easter really is all about. We talk in depth about the death, burial, and resurrection of Jesus and spell the gospel out. It is by the gospel we are saved, and therefore we should never be ashamed of the gospel of Jesus!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss reasons why so many youth seem to leave the church with Pastor Adam from Deltona Lakes Baptist Church. Understanding the youth are the next generation, it is important for us to make sure we have discipleship working to show young people how to fall in love with Jesus. Pastor Adam does an amazing job of giving not only reasons, but ways he has been working to reach the younger generation more effectively.
In this episode Debbie and Josh continue the discussion about Millennials leaving the church. We talk about the number 3&4 reasons they are leaving. In the end we also discuss is it even worth it to chase after them? Are they truly the lost generation?
https://www.christianpost.com/news/why-are-millennials-leaving-church-millennials-explain.html
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about the #1 and #2 reasons why Millennial's are leaving the church. This is just the start of the discussion with much more coming about it. However, it is important to see the impact this mass exodus is having on the landscapes of the church. With more and more churches scrambling to find ways to attract this "lost" generation are we moving in the right directions?
https://www.christianpost.com/news/why-are-millennials-leaving-church-millennials-explain.html
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss some of what they liked, didn't like, and what they hope for the future of the podcast! Celebrating 1 year was a big deal, and now we know why toddlers are so happy smashing cakes!! Take a listen, and don't forget to share!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about how we are not as different as we all think. It is really easy to look at two things and only see their differences, but to overlook their similarities does more damage than anything else. Join in on the conversation at
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what it is to be a real Biblical man. In society we are constantly bombarded with images of false manhood, however, there is a standard of being a man. There is one quality that is above all else! So listen as we describe that quality of being a man, and Man Up!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what Toxic Masculinity looks like. This is a pervasive way of thinking, and it damages men everywhere. However, the question still begs to be asked what is the definition of masculinity we have to base our toxic thought on?
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the problems of discussing Religion and Politics. Yes, these conversations can be uncomfortable, and more than a little decisive, but they absolutely need to happen if we hope to train up a new generation to take up when we are gone.
https://theologymix.com/apologetics/ive-got-news-for-my-fellow-millennials/
https://theologymix.com/apologetics/millennials-the-generation-of-the-great-omission/
In this episode of Practically Christian Podcast, Debbie and Josh discuss the real world application of entertainment. Is it wrong to desire being entertained? What does the Bible say about it? Drill deep and find out what it means to our brains by being constantly entertained and never being unplugged.
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In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about the sanctity of human life. Yes, here in America we are endowed, by our Creator, with certain inalienable rights, among these are Life! In light of this, there are very clear Biblical verses that show us abortion is wrong. Let us know what you think at Practically Christian Podcast on Facebook.
In this episode Debbie and Josh try to communicate the importance of communication. In a marriage if we cannot communicate, then everything is going to be a challenge. However, If we exercise this skill, there is no problem we cannot overcome.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss feelings in marriage. This is the winner of the Facebook poll!!! It is so important to know that feelings are not good or bad, but we need to know how to deal with them. What do we do when feelings fade, and where do feelings come from? Listen in to find out, and don't forget to share!!
In this episode, Josh and Debbie teamed up with Dr. Barbara Lowe-Suave to talk about mental health. Mental health can be an area that is often overlooked when it comes to our day to day life, but is an area that should be of upmost importance. Dr. Barbara answers a few questions that allow us a clearer view of how mental health should look in the church. For more info on Dr. Barbara visit her at;
https://drbarbaralowe.com/
https://www.facebook.com/barbara.lowegreenlee
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In this episode Debbie and Josh continue discussing the importance of New Year's resolutions. It is important to have goals, but understand those goals may shift and change over time. However, all things in life should make us walk closer to Christ.
In this episode Debbie and Josh try to understand why we should take our time with our resolutions. Understand our resolutions are not sprints, but rather marathons! If we expect to keep them, we have to understand this.
In this episode we look at consumerism. How consumerism sucks the life out of us during this time of year, and some ways to combat it. Overcoming this is the difference between enjoying the Christmas season, and dreading it.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what Christmas is, and is not. We look at the historical Christmas and how different Christmas is today. We also discuss what our responsibility is during this, the most wonderful time of the year. You may be shocked to hear where Christmas came form, and why we celebrate it today.
In this episode Debbie and Josh walk through the importance of the shield of faith, helmet of salvation, and the Sword of the Spirit. They discuss ideas like knowing that your faith is what saved you, and therefore, it doesn't depend on you so stop carrying all the burden Jesus already lifted for you. This is the conclusion to the series, but if you have questions please don't hesitate to reach out and let us know.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the importance of standing on truth and always being ready for an attack in war. Josh has also found a way to use sound effects, so I really hope you enjoy! This is the second episode in the Armor of God series (Ephesians 6), with one more after this. In this episode we discuss ways to practically put on the full armor, just not all of it yet!
In this episode Debbie and Josh lay down the intro to the Full Armor of God! Without this basic understanding that the battle does not rest with us, it is impossible to wage the war asked. This is not intended to be a sermon, but a practical understanding and conversation starter to this exciting portion of scripture.
In this episode of Practically Christian Podcast Debbie and Josh discuss how Christians sometimes act like masked superheroes trying to fit into a world they were not made for. As Christians we are called to be in this world, but not of it, not conforming to the image of it but being transformed by the renewing of our minds. Take a listen and see if you are parading around in the shadows looking like the world, or taking a stand for truth and justice, but more importantly Jesus!
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about what it means to belong to a local church through membership. It may shock you to know, but these two misfits actually are members of Sent Church! However, we are not meant to do life alone, so take a listen and let us know if you agree!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss how magic is employed by the church to trick us into believing things. In other words, they discuss cognitive blindspots, and how we have spiritual blindspots as well. Let us know what you think by leaving a review on iTunes and commenting on Facebook at Sent Church Volusia!
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about how people's love for American Idol ruined their love for the American Church. Although there are many reasons why people church hop, or do not show commitment, some of these reasons actually make sense. Take a listen, and don't forget to share and leave a comment!
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about our yes being yes, and our no being no. In today's society it is much more likely to hear someone try to find a way to keep their options open rather than being committed to anything. However, commitment is not a bad thing, and we should all exercise more of it.
In this episode of Practically Christian Podcast Debbie and Josh discuss what "doing life together" really means. It is so much more than attending church once a week and maybe doing a small group twice a month. So dig in, and feel free to share the episode. For more information check us out at PracticallyChristianPodcast.com or on Facebook @ Sent Church Volusia for comments, questions, or topics you want discussed.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss why morals cannot be relative, and why absolute truth must exist. Josh also unsuccessfully tries his hand at improv accents that sound completely ridiculous.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the throw away society we live in, and the gospel implications of it.
I this episode Debbie and Josh answer a question straight from the listeners on Facebook (at Sent Church Volusia)! What do you do if someone you know is attending a very legalistic church?
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the sometimes blurred line of legalism. Need more Practically Christian Podcast? Head over to sent.church or follow us at Sent Church Volusia on Facebook.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the issues surrounding Willow Creek and Bill Hybel's #metoo. In other words, as disciples of Christ we need to stop hatin' on each other!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about how to gain brownie points with your child's new teacher. At least if they are your child's teacher!! We also go over how to prioritize your life during this school year!
In this episode Josh and Debbie talk about forgiveness and some of the hardships associated with it.
In this episode Debbie, Mark and Josh talk about how important it is to work your family to death to make it to the majors!!
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In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about how if we put garbage into our minds, we can only get garbage out!
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In this episode Josh discusses if God would really give you a mountain you can't climb.
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about some of the practical problems and solutions of blended families.
In this episode Josh very awkwardly tries to explain what Total Depravity of Man is to his own child JT. Doing discipleship with our children can at times be very messy, but if you aren't doing it someone else is.
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about the importance of working out as Christians. Ok, Debbie tells Josh he needs to work out again.
In this episode Josh explains why people skipping in line at the buffet should be arrested.
In this episode Debbie and Josh are joined by another guest in the studio who brings a youthful look to the concept of work.
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about the ever elusive topic of rest. The challenge is they fell asleep while recording it!! J/K
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss why some people have lost their fire, and how to get it back.
In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about some of the shortcomings of the church, a brief history of the church, and how church should look in our lives. All this in only 20 minutes too!! It really just scratches the surface of the topics, but hey you gotta start somewhere!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what as Practically Christians we think about evangelism. It would have been a great episode, but Josh apparently forgets how to talk!!
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss how to escape from life's pressures. Now they both haven't figured this out, so hey what could go wrong??
In this episode Debbie and Josh get into a conversation about should real Christians send their kids to Private or Public school. But what what about the Home-school option????
What does "failure to launch" really mean? In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss what parenting is, and is not.
In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss different ways social media has ruined their lives. Yup it is an epidemic like none seen before.
In this episode Debbie and Josh describe what it means to be Holy, of course this conversation is started by speaking about all the fun ways people entertain themselves in the bathroom.
In this episode Josh is joined by Mark. The guys look at different economic systems to try and decide if Jesus would be considered a communist.
In this episode Debbie has kicked Josh out of the studio and brought in her friend Donnette so the ladies can show Josh how it's done!!
In this episode Josh, still missing last Christmas, discusses what it would be like if we really decorate for Christmas like we should.
In this episode you meet Debbie and Josh. We may not have all the answers, but hey we try!! Get to know us, and give us a chance to get to know you!!