HeyJaredI Know a Guy Podcast
Every man knows a guy.The one who looks fine on the outside but is falling apart inside. Angry. Numb.
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Ep. 213 - The Cookie Cutter God (opens the original)
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We love taking something God did in our lives and declaring: “This is how God works.” But really? You speak for God? Jesus didn’t heal every person the same way. And in Acts chapter 12, James was killed while Peter was miraculously delivered. Same God. Same chapter. Completely different outcomes. In this episode of I Know a Guy, we’re talking about what happens when our testimony becomes a formula we expect God to follow. God is consistent in His character. But He is not predictable in His metho
Ep. 212 - The Only Boast That Holds (opens the original)
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Jeremiah 9:23–24 has been my life verse for years. It exposes three things we are tempted to use as proof that we matter: What we know. What we can do. And what we have. Wisdom, strength, and riches are all gifts from God—but none of them can carry the weight of our identity. In today’s episode of I Know a Guy, we’re talking about what happens when competence, capacity, or control becomes our boast—and why God points us toward something far better: Knowing His heart. Because you are not what you
Ep. 211 - It's Not Too Late (Husband Come Home Part 7) (opens the original)
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Maybe your wife has stopped believing your promises. Maybe she feels alone, defeated, or afraid to hope again. And now that you finally see it, you are wondering whether you waited too long. In the final episode of "Husband, Come Home" on I Know a Guy, we are talking about the kind of transformation that does not depend on one emotional apology or your wife’s immediate response. First Corinthians 13 says love always hopes and always perseveres. Men, you cannot undo the years. You cannot demand t
Ep. 210 - A Tale of Two Brains (Husband Come Home Part 6) (opens the original)
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Men have boxes. Work has a box. Money has a box. The car has a box. And then there is our favorite place of all—the Nothing Box. Meanwhile, your wife may be connecting something you said this morning to a conversation from three months ago, and you have no idea how you got there. In Episode 6 of "Husband, Come Home" on I Know a Guy, we are using Mark Gungor’s hilarious “Tale of Two Brains” to laugh at the ways husbands and wives may process life differently. But different does not mean defective
Ep. 209 - Love Her Like Christ—Wait, What? (Husband Come Home Part 5) (opens the original)
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When the pastor told you to love your wife as Christ loved the Church, did you have any idea what that actually meant? Most of us were thinking about what marriage would finally give us—companionship, respect, affection, and yes, sex whenever we wanted it. Big lie. In Episode 5 of "Husband, Come Home" on I Know a Guy,we are talking about what Christlike love really looks like: washing feet, laying down pride, listening without defending, offering affection without an agenda, and choosing connect
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