HeyJaredMy God, Your God
Welcome to the My God, Your God podcast as we dive deeper into our relationship with this divine power and how it can directly affect your life. In plain english and in a fun light hearted way we discuss everything God and we ask the question, who has your heart?
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Episode 13 - How a sandwich analogy, a thief, a sheep and a goat mean Be Ready ! (opens the original)
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In this episode John and Mike talk through a real-world moment of religious confrontation, then use it to unpack Matthew 24 and the idea of living prepared for Jesus’ return. The conversation moves from a tense Uber ride to a broader reflection on faith, authenticity, and why “be ready” is the central message.They also explore what it means to live fruitfully in the time between Jesus’ first coming and second coming, using memorable analogies about a sandwich, a thief, sheep and goats, and weeds
Episode 12 -God, Science and the Dangers of trying to prove God (opens the original)
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In this episode, John and Mike delve into the intersection of faith and science, exploring the concept of God the mathematical being and the implications of the idea of extraterrestrial life. The conversation emphasizes the importance of faith in understanding God and the challenges and dangers of proving His existence. They also touch on the human tendency to seek confirmation of beliefs through personal experiences and interpretations. They discuss the importance of faith in understanding the
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