HeyJaredFaith is a Journey
Our show is a little different. We’re not the pastors you’ll see at church on Sunday. We’re just a simple husband and wife, talking about God’s Word with a Bible, two mics, and two cups of coffee.
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The Choices That Built Our Marriage (opens the original)
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After 26 years of marriage, we've learned that lasting relationships aren't built during the easy seasons. They're forged through loss, hardship, forgiveness, and ultimately by putting Christ at the center. In this episode of Faith Is a Journey, we share our story of building a Christ-centered marriage through raising a family, building a business together, walking through grief, years of spiritual wandering, and discovering how returning to Christ transformed our lives. Our prayer is that our j
Was I Worshiping God... or People? (opens the original)
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In this episode of Faith Is a Journey, we share a personal story of rejection within a church ministry and the unexpected lessons God taught us through it. We talk about church hurt, rejection, idolizing people instead of Christ, and how God can use closed doors to lead us in a new direction. If you've ever felt overlooked, unwanted, or discouraged by people in the church, this conversation is for you. Our hope is that you'll be encouraged to keep your eyes on Jesus, trust God's plan, and rememb
The Lesson My Dad Left Behind (opens the original)
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One faded poem. One faithful father. One lesson I'll never forget. While cleaning out my parents' home after my father's passing, I found an old framed copy of The Man in the Glass, a poem he kept for years as a daily reminder to live with integrity. In this episode of Faith Is a Journey, I reflect on what that poem meant to him, the legacy he left behind, and how Scripture takes its message even further. The poem reminds us not to cheat the person we see in the mirror. The Bible reminds us that
Fun Christian Fiction You Won't Want to Put Down (opens the original)
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Looking for Christian fiction that's a fun read? In this episode, I share my top three favorite Christian novels that are engaging, thoughtful, and genuinely entertaining without feeling preachy or overly predictable. Whether you enjoy character-driven stories, suspense, or action-packed thrillers, these books have stayed with me long after I finished reading them. Books featured:📚 The Extraordinary Deaths of Mrs. Kipp by Sara Brunsvold📚 Elysium Tide by James R. Hannibal📚 The Immortal by Angela
Why Are We So Desperate to Be Seen? (opens the original)
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Every one of us wants to be seen, known, and valued. But what happens when our identity starts depending on likes, compliments, success, or other people's approval? In this kitchen table conversation, we talk honestly about our own struggle with validation, how social media amplifies it, and why nothing in this world can satisfy the deepest longing of the human heart. Together we explore what Scripture says about where our true identity is found and why lasting peace comes from knowing God rathe
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