12 episodes
“Not About Us” Topics “Not About Us”
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- Religion & Spirituality
Scott and Brad started out has two friends meeting weekly to share stories of how God had moved in their lives and to study the Bible. They were chasing after a relationship with God and were often overwhelmed and excited by the new insights they discovered. This time became very special to them and they had the desire to share their excitement with others. “Not About Us” podcast was born from that desire. God is love, and love needs to share, so they hope to share love with you. The hope is that others will be inspired to chase after their own relationship with God and share the love they find as well.
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A Biblical Study About The Origin of Woman Part 1
Welcome “Not About Us” listeners! This topic podcast has a special guest star podcaster. Larry East, a fellow brother-in-Christ, from Kingdom Life Family Ministries International joins “Not About Us” to discuss the origins of Woman in Genesis.
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Special Guest Star Topic Podcast (Nephilim and Sons of God)
Special guest star Coonie shares new information she discovered about the Nephilim and the Sons of God.
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The Lord's Prayer
Welcome “Not About Us” listeners to this topic podcast. For this special podcast study, Scott and Brad, wish to share their thoughts on each line of the Lord’s Prayer taught to us by Yeshua in Matthew 6:9-13.
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Message From Scott
Hello “Not About Us” Listeners! Please listen to this special message and apology from Scott.
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The Conversation Audio Drama
Join "Not About Us" for this audio drama exploring the different stages one man goes through during his relationship with God.
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Ark of the Covenant
“Not About Us” presents this topic podcast all about the Ark of the Covenant. Using information from Ron Wyatt, Michael Rood, and Scripture, “Not About Us” share the amazing story of how the Ark was protected from the invasion of Babylon and was recently found to still be hidden in Jerusalem. Also, get ready to be blown away by just how perfect God is when the evidence shows that there were even more remarkable things happening at the crucifixion, both in the physical and the spiritual.