HeyJaredA.S.K. w/ Oluwadara Dediare
Welcome to the A.S.K. Podcast! Matthew 7:8 says, "Ask, and you shall receive. Seek, and you shall find. Knock, and the door shall be open unto you." On this podcast, we ASK, we SEEK, and we KNOCK because it is only when we become curious that we can become knowledgeable.
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Ep 15: Why is sharing the Gospel so hard? (opens the original)
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Why is sharing the Gospel so much easier said than done? What is it that subconsciously holds us back from being bold witnesses of the hope/faith we have in Jesus? WHAT exactly should we do about such obstacles? In today's episode, I share my experience in sharing the gospel and what the Bible specifically has to say about how we are to effectively do so.
Ep. 14: Can you lose your salvation? - A talk with Charlie Wolschon (opens the original)
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Is the belief that “once saved, always saved” consistent with Scripture? Can a person who is truly saved ultimately turn away from the faith? These questions have remained a longstanding topic of discussion within the church, yet they are often left unexplored or avoided . Join my friend Charlie and me as we examine the biblical understanding of salvation, perseverance, and the possibility of turning away from the faith.
Ep. 13: The walk (opens the original)
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On today's episode, we talked about the walk. The walk, as in the walk with God. My walk with God isn't nearly perfect, but in it, God has taught me so much. So this is a kind of like a "catch up on life" episode, not for the sake of telling my story but looking deeply into a few of the key things I've been learning recently.
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