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Welcome to the Inverted Podcast.Jesus said in Matthew 6:33, “Seek first the Kingdom of God…” But what does that actually look like in real life?The world around us often feels upside down compared to the Kingdom of God—where the poor in spirit are blessed, the meek are…
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Love Reframed: Embracing The New Commandment (opens the original)
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What does real love look like? In John 13, Jesus introduces a “new commandment” that reframes love, not as a feeling, but as a way of living that is inconvenient, humbling, and transformative. This message unpacks how Christ’s example of foot-washing love calls us to truth, sacrifice, and serving, showing the world that we are His disciples.
The Next Step (opens the original)
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In Episode #23 of the Inverted Podcast, PJ sits down with Aubrey, David, and Braeden for a real and honest conversation about one of life’s biggest transitions: heading off to college. What does it look like to step into a new season, new friendships, new pressures, and new independence while bringing your faith with you? This conversation is full of practical wisdom, honest experiences, and encouragement for students taking their next step and for parents learning how to navigate that transitio
One Small Step (opens the original)
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Listen to how one small step of obedience has completely changed the entire families relationship with Jesus. PJ talks with Abi and her brother Manuel about how their lives have been impacted and changed forever.
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