Is it possible to reconcile theology, reality, and suffering?

Life experiences can change our lives drastically but also create an opportunity to know God deeper and grow in our faith.

No matter the doubts, frustrations, or emotions, his promises remain the same; we can bring anything and everything to God and He will use that for our good.

Aaron Born is part of the Senior Leadership Team of Victory Church in Atlanta, Georgia.

As a leader of the local house church movement, Aaron shares his perspective as to what men are doing great in, how we could improve, and how the generational shift is affecting the church's approach to reaching the lost.

From growing up in a Christian home, to being a Marine, to managing a night-club security business, Aaron shares his testimony of how God brought him back to his call-to-ministry with an emphasis on men's ministry.

The last episode was about receiving hype. This episode is about receiving unwarranted hate/discouragement.

What strategies can we take to not let hate discourage us?

When it comes to feedback, don't internalize one-off comments and consider it as authoritative as God's word. Sometimes, we just have different preferences and that's okay.

How easy it it to let things go to our head and puff us up! How can we look more like Jesus.  Truly God yet he lived like a man with no reputation.

Like Christ we should avoid letting flattery get to our head or hate get to our heart.

Listen in and learn with us on how to redirect praise, increase in humility and keep the big picture constantly on our mind.

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Let's talk about the biblical definition of manhood and the church's role in men's lives.

Get back to the basics and enjoy the reality that God has given us: it is a gift to be a man made in His image.

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Discover the transformative power of deepening your relationship with God and others in our with Nathan Wagnon and Duke Rivard from the Eden Project. We dive into confronting and correcting false narratives about God while promoting experiential and relational knowledge of God's love as a foundation for a more connected life.

Sponsor: The Robert Lewis Podcast

What if the everyday temptations we face are causing us to stray further from the path of righteousness? When we discuss the allure of lustful thoughts and adultery, we aren't simply theorizing, but sharing real-life experiences. We share an encounter involving meeting Steve Ferrara's widow and the struggle faced when an attractive woman was present, underscoring the necessity of checking our thoughts and actions. We dissect the biblical perspective on adultery, emphasizing that it's more common than we think - with 25% of married men engaging in extramarital affairs. 

We don't just stop at identifying the problem; we explore solutions, especially in how we perceive women. We stress the need for men to see women as God's daughters, and as someone's wife. We advocate for open discussions about these issues, because it's through these conversations that we can hold each other accountable.

Sponsor: The Robert Lewis Podcast

We won't stop at just examining trends, we'll also dive into the repercussions of cohabitation. Uncover the delicate balance between physical and emotional capital in relationships and why the notion of platonic relationships is almost non-existent in cohabitation.

Growing in knowledge and practice is part of the process of developing our faith as Christians.