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The Life Jugglers

How do we “juggle” life, responsibilities, relationships AND still follow and grow in Jesus? Each week we will look at scripture and see how Jesus teaches us to do this. Along the way we will have some amazing guest join us!

Podcast · By Jimmy Harrison · English · Official site

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  1. Episode · Aug 21, 2026

    Busy ≠ Productive: When Doing More Isn’t the Answer (opens the original)

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    We live in a world that celebrates being busy—but does being busy actually mean we’re living well? In this episode of The Life Jugglers Podcast , we talk about slowing down, making room for God, learning when to say no, and choosing what actually matters. Sometimes following Jesus means putting down the things that are filling our schedule so we can focus on what is filling our soul. Bible Verses: 📖 Luke 10:38–42

  2. Episode · Aug 13, 2026

    How Am I Supposed to Juggle All This? (opens the original)

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    How Am I Supposed to Juggle All This? Life can feel like a lot—school, work, relationships, responsibilities, expectations, and trying to follow Jesus through it all. In this first episode of The Life Jugglers Podcast , we talk about what it means to stop trying to carry everything alone and learn to trust Jesus in the middle of the chaos. You’re not meant to juggle life alone.

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