The Pursuit of Truth Podcast
We are two brothers on a mission to help this generation by tackling life’s toughest questions about God, spirituality, and everyday challenges. Through open, honest, and judgment-free conversations, we’re focused on helping young people process complex issues and pursue truth.
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#26 - Kane Hayford - From Emptiness to Purpose: Finding True Fulfillment in Christ (opens the original)
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In this episode, we sit down with our friend Kane to hear his story—from his upbringing and some of the difficult seasons and struggles with sin that shaped his early life, to the turning points that ultimately drew him closer to Christ. Kane shares what God has taught him along the way, how he found freedom from the things that once held him back, and what it looks like to now serve the Lord through ministry. We also talk about his heart for the next generation, the challenges young people are
#25 - Pastor Tom Odom - It's About Christ, Not Religion (opens the original)
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What does it really mean to follow Jesus? In this conversation with Pastor Odom, we explore one of the most overlooked truths in Christianity: our calling isn’t simply to know more, do more, or appear more religious—it’s to become more like Christ. We discuss the Gospel, salvation by grace through faith, why Jesus had to die, the freedom found in Christ, the work of the Holy Spirit, reading Scripture, and what it means to let God transform us from the inside out. We also talk about navigating de
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