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Neither/Nor

You've been handed two options your whole life. Pick a side. Choose a team. Obey or rebel. Neither/Nor exists because there's always a road less traveled — and finding it requires seeing clearly, thinking carefully, and refusing to play games you didn't sign up for.

Podcast · By Kenji Nitta · English · US · Official site

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Aug 31, 2026
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  1. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    The Gift of Meaning (opens the original)

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    The world has tried for centuries to answer the question of what makes life meaningful, and its best answers are surprisingly bleak. Philosophers like Albert Camus concluded that without God, the only reasonable response to a meaningless universe is defiant self-determination. Just keep pushing the rock up the hill. But Scripture offers something radically different, and the contrast could not be more striking. The Apostle Paul, writing in Ephesians chapter two, does not describe people without

  2. Episode · Aug 23, 2026

    The Destruction of Five Sandcastles (opens the original)

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    Sermon starts at 7:26. Are you building your life on rock or on sand? Jesus ended His longest recorded sermon with that exact question, and the answer has everything to do with where you are looking for meaning, happiness, and fulfillment. In this message, we walk through five common foundations that our culture offers as substitutes for genuine obedience to Jesus. These are what we call sandcastles, and they include mood management, living on autopilot, finding identity through blame, substitut

  3. Episode · Aug 3, 2026

    When the World is on Fire (opens the original)

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    When life falls apart, our instinct is to lash out or over-explain, but neither response brings real peace. Psalm 46 offers something far better: a declaration that God is our refuge and strength, even when everything around us is shaking. The God who made a covenant with a flawed schemer like Jacob is the same God who moved first toward us through Jesus Christ, proving His love at the cross. Because He already suffered for us, we can trust Him completely. Building that trust before a crisis arr

  4. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    Q&A-Answering Questions About Faith on the Spot (opens the original)

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    Some of the most important conversations about faith happen when people feel free to ask the questions they have been holding onto. From the puzzling passage about the sons of God in Genesis 6 to the nature of the Trinity, Scripture invites honest engagement rather than avoidance. On topics like the violence in the Old Testament, the betrayal of Judas, and what it means to share the gospel without forcing your beliefs on others, the Bible does not always give simple answers, but it gives enough

  5. Episode · Jul 26, 2026

    A sermon from Jonah chapter 4. (opens the original)

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    Jonah knew God's character better than almost anyone, yet he ran from his calling not out of fear, but because he did not want God to show mercy to people he despised. When the entire city of Nineveh repented, Jonah was furious. God responded not with argument but with a question: is it right for you to be angry? The story exposes a dangerous gap that can exist between knowing the truth about God and actually living it out. It is possible to have good theology and a hard heart at the same time.

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