The Broken

Sam Priddy
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Honest, thought-provoking conversations about faith, truth, culture, and the struggles we all face trying to make sense of life. Each episode challenges what you’ve been told about God, purpose, and the world around you. If you’re tired of shallow answers and want real talk about belief, doubt, and meaning—this is your place.

  1. 22 févr.

    Should we turn the other cheek?

    “Turn the other cheek.” We hear it. We repeat it. But do we actually understand what it means? In this episode of The Broken, we wrestle with one of the most controversial and misunderstood teachings of Jesus Christ found in the Gospel of Matthew. This conversation distinguishes between humiliation, social dominance, and real physical threat. Through personal childhood experiences with bullying and violence, we explore why “turn the other cheek” is not a command to surrender to harm — but a teaching about refusing revenge and breaking the cycle of humiliation. We talk about reaction versus response, the idea of disciplined strength, and what it means to protect life without letting anger or hatred govern your spirit. This episode is about brokenness, survival, dignity, and the formation of strength under control. Listen. Reflect. And keep walking forward.

    24 min

  2. 9 févr.

    Episode - 18 - Consumed By Fire

    Meekness isn’t weakness. It’s power under control. In this episode, we dive into the surprising ways heavy metal teaches us about discipline, emotional mastery, and restraint — and how that same principle runs through the Bible, from Shadrach, Meshach, and Abednego to the Cross itself. We explore what it means to enter the fire without being consumed, to feel deeply without being ruled, and to carry immense power while choosing restraint. If you’ve ever thought meekness was quiet or passive, this episode will challenge everything you thought you knew. “Metal says: ‘I will go into the fire — and I will not be consumed by it.’” And in the Cross, that fire is not avoided. It’s faced — fully, willingly, and without being consumed.

    13 min

  3. 9 févr.

    Episode 17 - BLOOD

    Blood has always carried meaning—across civilizations, across time. From the altars of Mesopotamia to the temples of Mesoamerica, from the moral tension of ancient Israel to the ultimate sacrifice of Christ, humanity has wrestled with life, death, and the cost of survival. In this episode, we explore the history of blood sacrifice across the world, the radical interruption of child sacrifice in the story of Abraham and Isaac, the lessons of Israel’s sacrificial system, and the final, world-shaking act of God in the cross. We also confront the ways blood still flows in our modern world—through violence, systemic oppression, and personal sacrifice—while reflecting on the hope that the ultimate blood was given so we no longer have to pay the price ourselves. This is an episode for those ready to face the truth of what we worship, what we value, and the lengths God went to redeem it all.

    20 min

  4. 1 févr.

    Are we really ‘Called’ to anything?

    So many of us believe God has a personal calling for every career, every platform, every ambition. But what if He hasn’t? In this episode, we unpack the uncomfortable truth that God’s call is rarely about self-fulfillment and often has little to do with the jobs we hold. Drawing on the stories of Jonah, Joseph, Moses, and others, we explore what it really means to walk humbly, love mercy, and obey faithfully—regardless of desire, recognition, or success. We also confront the idol of celebrity Christianity and remind listeners that no preacher, teacher, or leader is above God—or anyone else. This episode is a wake-up call to stop chasing purpose for yourself and start living faithfully wherever He has placed you.

    14 min

  5. 1 févr.

    What does it mean to be Broken?

    Broken isn’t the problem. Broken is the condition. In this episode of The Broken, we explore what it really means to be broken—why God breaks us on purpose, how pride disguises itself as confidence, and why healing doesn’t come from becoming unbroken, but from surrender. If you’ve ever wondered whether your brokenness is destroying you or preparing you, this conversation is for you.

    17 min

  6. 29 janv.

    Episode 14 - Pride

    Pride doesn’t announce itself as rebellion—it arrives as confidence. In this episode of The Broken, we take a hard biblical look at pride: what it is, what it isn’t, and why Scripture never treats it as a virtue. We explore how pride infiltrates the heart, the home, leadership, and culture—often disguised as self-worth, national pride, or personal identity. This episode challenges modern language, exposes false confidence, and calls us back to humility as the only posture that draws us closer to God. God opposes the proud. But He gives grace to the humble.

    35 min

  7. 4 janv.

    Hidden Addiction - Comfort

    The Addiction Nobody Talks About: Comfort Comfort isn’t usually framed as a problem. It’s often praised as wisdom, stability, or even self-care. In this episode of The Broken, we examine how comfort—when left unexamined—can quietly replace purpose, dull conviction, and lead to spiritual complacency without ever feeling like rebellion. This isn’t a conversation about obvious sin or dramatic collapse. It’s about lives that work well enough to stop asking hard questions. About faith that remains intact while urgency fades. About the subtle shift from dependence on God to the protection of stability. We explore the difference between rest and comfort, why Scripture warns more about misplaced security than suffering, and how complacency often grows in environments we’ve been taught to defend. If you’ve ever felt settled but not alive… Peaceful but not attentive… Faithful but not urgent… This episode is an invitation to notice what comfort may be quietly shaping—and to listen again for the knock at the door.

    17 min

  8. 4 janv.

    Are we Zombies, or Critical Thinkers?

    In this episode of The Broken, we explore how emotion, noise, and constant stimulation shape what we believe without us even realizing it. When reaction replaces reflection, discernment fades — and control becomes easy. This is a standalone conversation about awareness, critical thinking, and the spiritual cost of living on autopilot in a world designed to keep us distracted.

    23 min
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Honest, thought-provoking conversations about faith, truth, culture, and the struggles we all face trying to make sense of life. Each episode challenges what you’ve been told about God, purpose, and the world around you. If you’re tired of shallow answers and want real talk about belief, doubt, and meaning—this is your place.

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  • Création
    Sam Priddy
  • Années d’activité
    2025 - 2026
  • Épisodes
    19
  • Classification
    Tous publics
  • Copyright
    © Sam Priddy
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