I once attended their workshop called PASSIONALITY about 7 years ago, and I've contacted back again now because I wanted to chat with them about the impact that it grew into having a deeper understanding of myself and how it helped me find my strength and tools for the Kingdom. I wanted to chat with them about it, their 'Passionality' course and the topic of passion, calling and the idea of loving self and the misunderstanding of the idea among Christians. 

 Dan and Suzie Potter or DUZIE, are life specialists who have devoted themselves for the generation to live fully alive, so they can love their life, world and God. They serve with Operation Mobilization (OM) as life coaches, innovators, authors, communicators, storytellers and illusionists. 

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PASSIONALITY PLUS COURSE: 

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In this interview, we share an honest, vulnerable and deeper conversation about the idea of lust, pornography and our rest from power. We seek to delve into the origin of our quest for intimacy and its nature, that we may better identify the nature of this battle in both men and women of this age.

Andy Sieberhagen is a senior pastor of Heritage Christian Church in Ohio, who's been in decades of multicultural mission experience. During his own journey of finding wholeness, he's developed a course called "Journey to Fullness" that helps many people encounter the person of Truth that sets them free from lies that binds us.

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I'm really excited to be releasing this one :) Here's an authentic and exciting discussion I have with my mentor (Coen Scholtz), the director of Ethnos Movement International (EMI) based in George, South Africa. We talk about rethinking the idea of mission from traditional point of view, discipleship to authentic faith and living, and how our professionalism and titles of being a 'missionary' or a 'pastor' has unintentionally put limitations to our life of discipleship.

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Ethnos Movement International: https://www.ethnosmi.org/

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I actually tried Chicago pizza recently and the "Deep Dish". It was some serious stuff. Chicago pizza wins- sorry New Yorkers and Italians. Nick's parents have been faithful in their calling toward HUB ministry which stands for His United Body. Continuing the same topic which was explored with Joshua Minter, we discuss various ideas and thoughts on the need for unity within the typical Reformed v typical Charismatics, and how we could approach this issue that are dear to our hearts.

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If you're like me, a Christian who did not grow up in a family or community that were particularly Israel enthusiasts, you wouldn't really know why we as Christians apparently should care about the affairs of Israel. Listening to Renske has helped me to see a better perspective and understanding of why if we are Christians- we need to care for Israel in our recognition as Gentile branches. Renske shares her perspective and insight as much as answering my curious questions regard Israel.

Colin Griffin and I served onboard a missionary ship called Logos Hope with OM Missions for two years. With a heart of an Evangelist, he was always out there to share about Jesus to people and we could see that life of intentionality.

He shares his story on how God convicted him to sharing the gospel to people and how God has led him through the journey of overcoming fear as an introvert. We also discuss other issues and matters that comes to Evangelism such as decisionism and the sinner's prayer.

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Meet Dylan Gous, creator of channel "Existential Delight" that delightfully shares profound ideas of philosophy & theology. He's an old friend of mine that has been through the whole cycle: Leaving superficial Christianity, dipping into New Age and experiments with psychedelics, only to meet Christ for himself to a completely changed life submitted under the grace of God. We randomly reconnected through our similar interest in Dr. Jordan Peterson where I got to hear how amazingly God has worked His redemption in His life. This is his story.

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There's a LOT to talk about in regards to the struggle of unity among the typical 'Word-emphasis' or the Reformed with the typical 'Spirit-emphasis' or the Charismatic community. We're back with Joshua Minter to discuss this topic, sharing our views and thoughts on the differences and how we ought to approach in working toward a more unified Body of Christ. There is a place for the detailed theological comparison and exposition but what we wanted to focus on was a conversation from our hearts.

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TOPIC TIMESTAMPS:

2:49 - Seeing the Body as a family

4:25 - What unity? How do we seek it?

7:33 - Overemphasis, miscommunications and ideology

12:37 - Two emphasis of the gospel, disjointedness and importance of relationship

20:05 - Open-mindedness

22:57 - Worship God in Spirit and Truth?

25:38 - What is our foundation for Truth?

30:50 - Being of one mind & understanding different ideas and culture

35:12 - Intellectualism & laying down our knowledge

40:40 - Let's talk about the American Gospel...

56:13 - Open-mindedness for the Chrismatics toward reformed

1:03:10 - What would you(Josh) like to say to those struggling with mystic/supernatural part of Christianity?

1:04:43 - Controversial of Physical Manifestations

1:15:04 - Deep psychological healing behind the bizarre manifestations

1:26:21 - Self-Control vs Uncontrolled by Holy Spirit

1:30:12 - Responsibility of intervention for order in church?

1:35:11 - Theological Controversy of Healing and Kingdom

1:39:42 - Stubbornness vs Resilience: Wrestling against God's Sovereignty?

1:45:46 - Josh's Final Thoughts & Closing Prayer

I have met Joshua Minter during mission trip in South Africa. Him with his family ministers to the community that live in a rubbish dump and are experienced missionaries that see miracles happen like it's a normal part of life, saying: "It's not normal for me to not see a miracle within my week". 

Me (Jae) as a Reformed Charismatic, I admit that there can be much mess involved in seeking the supernatural work of the Spirit but I also believe that it is part of God's command that we ought to keep seeking the spiritual (1 Cor 14:1), to earnestly desire His work through spiritual gifts and supernatural ways. We hear stories, testimonies and answers to some of the curiosities I have with someone that so naturally see God at work in a supernatural way.

What if what we're struggling with about our sin isn't the sin itself but the our focus? Understanding that the SPIRITUAL WARFARE is to "cast down arguments against the knowledge of God" (2 Cor 10:5), this is a challenge to rather seek our unfulfilled brokenness, our broken image of ourselves and God that keeps us trapped us in our sin. 

Continuing from PART.1 of interview with Andy Sieberhagen (How the Truth sets us Free), we get down into more practical steps and aspects to this topic on how one can have their own personal journey to healing in God. This may be enough for some to find their deeper journey to fullness while it may not be so enough for some. With the limited discussion we have here, we pray that every listeners will be challenged into a deeper knowledge of God and self.