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On this episode, Pastor Isaac and CJ attempt to shed light on the pressing issues of 2020 such as racism, Social Marxism, and injustice. How can the Gospel be the response Christians give to darkened world? What must the church do? Where must we stand?

You're probably wondering how we managed to record this. Two words Technology and Jesus. On this episode, we share our thoughts, fears, experiences, and encouragement in these pandemic times. Thanks for listening!

Redemption is the overarching story that the Bible highlights, all of it pointing back to the Messiah and King, Jesus Christ. In Connie's story, we see a beautiful redemptive story where the grace and love of God surely brought her out to light. Going through things like familial struggles, church discipline, and relationships, truly God is sovereign and has shown time and time again that He will do whatever He wants to do without our permission.

As a Christian we are called to "make disciples of all nations." This isn't a call to go on a mission, but is a call to be a missionary in life and in action. For this episode, we get to hear about living out this mission wholeheartedly and what that looks like as Seanthel and Audrey share their experiences.

For what it's worth, this testimony resembles hope in the rubble, love beyond the confines of life on Earth, and feeling restless in musical words and rhythm. On this episode, you will cry, you will laugh, you will love. It truly shows how much God can change life in an instant and how His sovereignty, no matter how much we can try to understand or comprehend, will continue to stay a beautiful mystery to us. 

Soli Deo Gloria anyway.

To those who don't understand, this is Naomi-Nicole Bramer: a published writer and an advocate for mental health. In this episode, we get to hear her story from her point of view and how she wants all to understand, but knows that we cannot. She stands to bring some clarity to us who do not understand, and calls us to patience, just as how God wants us to respond because of the amazing grace and patience that Jesus Christ Himself showed during His lifetime here on earth. Listen in, grab a tea, and enjoy this human's voice of reason, heart, and her story of moving her mountains.