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This vs. That

A podcast where we have conversations that explore what we think and why we think it.

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Sep 23, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Fearful vs. Wise Engagement in Parenting - Rebekah Hannah and Abbey Wedgeworth (opens the original)

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    On this episode of This vs. That, we talk with Bekah Hannah and Abbey Wedgeworth about fearful versus wise engagement in parenting. Drawing from their recent books and their own experiences raising children, Bekah and Abbey help us think about what it looks like to prepare our kids for a difficult and unpredictable world without parenting from a place of fear or anxiety. We talk about why parenting formulas can be so appealing, how our desire to protect our children can sometimes become an attem

  2. Episode · Sep 16, 2026

    Self-Sabotage vs. Spiritual Health - Dave Wiedis (opens the original)

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    On this episode of This vs. That, we sit down with Dave Wiedis, author of The Spiritually Healthy Leader: Finding Freedom from Self-Sabotage , to discuss how hidden motives and ruling passions can quietly undermine our leadership, relationships, and intimacy with Christ. We explore the warning signs of self-sabotage, the danger of confusing ministry success with spiritual health, and the importance of receiving honest feedback. Dave also helps us consider how our family stories, past wounds, des

  3. Episode · Sep 9, 2026

    Freedom in Christ vs. Living in Bondage - Portia Collins (opens the original)

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    On this episode of This vs. That, we talk with Portia Collins about freedom in Christ vs. living in bondage. Drawing from her book Finding Freedom in Christ: An Eight-Week Study of Galatians and her own story of coming to understand the gospel more fully, Portia helps us explore what Paul means when he says that Christ has set us free. We discuss how biblical freedom differs from our culture’s idea of being free to simply do whatever we want, and why both lawlessness and legalism ultimately leav

  4. Episode · Sep 2, 2026

    Faithful Wounds vs. Church Hurt - Tim St. John (opens the original)

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    On this episode of This vs. That, we talk with Tim St. John, counseling pastor at Lighthouse Community Church and author of After Church Hurt , about faithful wounds versus church hurt. We consider the important difference between the discomfort that comes from loving correction within the body of Christ and the destructive pain that results when sinful patterns are minimized, normalized, or protected within a church. Tim helps us think through why faithful wounds are an essential part of Christ

  5. Episode · Aug 26, 2026

    Lament vs. Despair - Peter Beck (opens the original)

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    On this episode of This vs. That , we talk with Peter Beck about lament versus despair and his deeply personal experience with PTSD. Drawing from his book, The Dark Night of the Soul , Peter shares how trauma reshaped his life, challenged his understanding of strength, and brought him face-to-face with seasons when he knew God was present but struggled to feel His nearness. We talk about the biblical difference between lament and despair, why suffering isn’t something we can simply think or pray

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