[UN]Churched CoJo & Co.

Summary
The conversation covers a range of topics related to family dynamics, church experiences, and the reasons why people leave the church. It delves into personal experiences, conflicts within the family, and the impact of church culture on individuals. The themes of family importance, handling family conflict, church experiences, and reasons for leaving the church are prominent throughout the conversation. The conversation delves into the challenges and experiences of young adults in the church, addressing issues such as pressure for holiness, communication, and financial transparency. It also explores the struggle of being seen as an adult in the church community. The conversation covers various topics related to church, community, and the black church experience. It delves into the role of community in church, the impact of long church services, and the presence of mean and petty people in church environments. It also explores the significance of the black church and the challenges of finding the right church home.

In this conversation, Antonio and Cole discuss t heaven and hell. They share what these places might be like, through what the bible teaches. They also touch on the importance of prayer and spiritual warfare. Additionally, they caution against engaging in practices like yoga and witchcraft that can have negative spiritual consequences. In this part of the conversation, Cole and AJ discuss the concept of heaven and hell. They emphasize that it is not God who sends people to hell, but rather individuals choose to go there by rejecting God. They also discuss the importance of listening to God and not taking matters into our own hands. They use the example of Abraham and Sarah's decision to have a child through Hagar, which led to turmoil and conflict. They encourage listeners to trust in God's plan and not to feel too far gone to come back to Him.

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In this episode of the [UN]churched podcast, Cole and AJ discuss the Diddy apology video and the response from the black church. They explore the issue of forgiveness and grace within the church, particularly when it comes to different sins and marginalized communities. Cole shares his personal experience as an intersex individual and the challenges he faced within the church. They also touch on cancel culture and the need for understanding and empathy. In this conversation, Cole reflects on the story of the Ethiopian eunuch in Acts 8 and emphasizes the importance of seeking understanding and pursuing the gospel. He also discusses the role of pastors in addressing sin and accountability within the church. Cole encourages open communication, love, and transparency, and highlights the need for pastors to examine themselves before addressing others. He emphasizes the power of sharing personal testimonies and the importance of living out the teachings of the Bible. Cole concludes by reminding listeners that nothing can separate them from the love of God.

The conversation explores the importance of the company we keep and how it can impact our Christian walk and belief. The hosts share personal stories about friendships and the role they played in their lives. They discuss the story of the paralyzed man being lowered through the roof by his friends as an example of the power of having the right company. They emphasize the need for friends who see our humanity, forgive us, and support us in both the peaks and valleys of life. The conversation also touches on the influence of the enemy in trying to derail God's plans for our lives. In this conversation, Cole and AJ discuss the importance of community and accountability in relationships. They emphasize the need to let go of ego and allow others to see our vulnerabilities. They also highlight the significance of aligning our desires with God's will and trusting Him to lead us. They encourage listeners to find a church community where they can grow and serve, and stress the importance of being in the right relationships and spaces. Overall, the conversation emphasizes the need for self-reflection, humility, and a reliance on God in our relationships.

Tithing is one of the most controversial concepts in the black church. Many people believe the church is taking money, mishandling funds, but whether the church handles the funds responsibly or not it God's business.

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