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  • Ask Tough Questions and Seek Truth (Josh Faber)
    The Guys Like Us welcomes Josh Faber, a New Hampshire native currently spending his time in ministry at Manchester Christian Church. Josh spreads joy to the world, an important part of God's purpose. Adapting and changing is in his DNA, come join us to learn more how God's plan has changed Josh for who he's created to be.
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  • We Are All Homeless (EP Pires)
    In this episode, the Guys Like Us is joined with EP Pires. Tyler and EP came together around the table for "churrasco" 10 years back, and are now on a new mission, to serve His kingdom. EP shares his testimony, the United Movement, and his deep encounter praying with the Brazilian men's soccer national team.
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  • Straight Outta Prison (Gordon Myers)
    The Guys Like Us is thrilled to welcome Gordon Myers to the show. Gordon comes from Sheboygan, Wisconsin and now lives in the state's capitol, Madison. We set the stage by talking about Gordon's time in prison. No, he is not incarcerated, but he spends time conversing with inmates and discussing faith. We discuss Gordon's ability to overcome a pornography addiction and depression that has allowed him to live a much more fulfilling life. Hear how Gordon strives to deepen his faith journey and seek refuge in Jesus at all times.
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  • Vulnerability (David LeBlanc)
    David LeBlanc joins the Guys Like Us in a deep and engaging conversation. The love God has for his people shows true in this episode. We discuss fundamentals of Christianity, overcoming adversity, being open to all people, and taking risks and stepping out of your comfort zone. Join us!
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  • All Are Welcome (Will Sutton)
    This episode features Will Sutton, a North Carolina native now living in Washington D.C. Will breaks down stereotypes and how he actually found additional affirmation in his Christian beliefs. Challenging questions that remain unanswered, such as the topic of homosexuality, and the ultimate love that Jesus has for his people.
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  • Exchange of Gratitude (Jamey Breen)
    Jamey Breen discusses the importance of gratitude, love for one another, and authenticity, as well as so much more. We all face challenges in our lives and it is important to acknowledge that whether small or large, we are all equipped to deal with these challenges in a positive way. Jamey is the author of "Keep it Rollin", a motivational speaker, and an entrepreneur.
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  • Compassion (Andrew Staiti)
    "They could teach me more about faith than I could ever hope to know." Many know the goodbyes and the "welcome backs," but do knot know about the time in the middle! Andrew spent the last few years in Camden, New Jersey and Brockton, Massachusetts, two marginalized inner-city communities. There may be differences in this world but there are ways to bring people together. The focus on the Camden kids learning about others and not just their self development. Does this inevitably lead to personal growth? Andrew talks about non-verbal communication and how that has dominated his form of communication. How we change as we let God work on His time, not on our time. The growth is still happening, hold tight and don't let go. The gift of increasing compassion.
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  • Follow What's Important (Mike Thomas)
    Introducing Mike Thomas! A man of incredible work ethic, care for others, and passion for music to live out the teachings of Jesus Christ. Mike shares his Catholic upbringings and how faith continues to be part of his life without "structure". Hear Mike and how he views his life as a Disciple of Christ.
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  • Comeback Kid (Stevie Conway)
    Stevie Conway, a Newtown, Connecticut native, talks about his story through sports, faith, service, and media. His plan is greater than ours. When you think you are down and out, Stevie shows us that God always comes through and answers your prayers. LIONHEARTED!
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  • Obedience (Graham McLaughlin)
    Pay close attention and listen. Once making good money at a consulting firm, Graham pivots and finds himself deeply involved in community and learning from those around him. Obedience first, we are the carpenter and not the master builder. Jesus had 12 good friends and delivered impact in a small portion of the world. Look what that has done for us today. Remember, preach the gospel at all times, and if necessary, use words (Francis Assisi). The focus of keeping a personal and genuine conversation. The Guys Like Us is honored to have Graham McLaughlin on the show.
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Guys Like Us is a podcast highlighting a variety of narratives of people living as learners of Christ.