<p>Splanchnizomai?  Yes Splanchnizomai is a greek word used in the New Testament only in relation to Jesus and His compassion for others.  It explains why we feel the truth of God in our visceral parts, ie our gut.  It also unpacks how the we know we are experiencing the Kingdom of God.  </p>

Splanchnizomai? Yes Splanchnizomai is a greek word used in the New Testament only in relation to Jesus and His compassion for others. It explains why we feel the truth of God in our visceral parts, ie our gut. It also unpacks how the we know we are experiencing the Kingdom of God.

<p>Splanchnizomai?&nbsp; Yes Splanchnizomai is a greek word used in the New Testament only in relation to Jesus and His compassion for others.&nbsp; It explains why we feel the truth of God in our visceral parts, ie our gut.&nbsp; It also unpacks how the we know we are experiencing the Kingdom of God.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

Episode 20 Trent Monologue

Wounds.  We all have them whether we admit it or not.  Some are traumatic while others are subtle and hidden.  When we experience them and re-experience them we often feel as if we are isolated in a vast desert, lost, unknown, with no direction.  This podcast meets you there and helps you move towards healing and a contagious life.

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Wounds. We all have them whether we admit it or not. Some are traumatic while others are subtle and hidden. When we experience them and re-experience them we often feel as if we are isolated in a vast desert, lost, unknown, with no direction. This podcast meets you there and helps you move towards healing and a contagious life.

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Episode 20 Trent Monologue

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