Let our Yes be Yes and our No be No.
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How Should we Answer?

This is not your typical Christian Podcast! Jesus called his followers to be “salt and light.” He said, “but if the salt has lost its savor, what is it good for?” In many ways, American Christianity has lost its savor. The Savory Christian Podcast is all about re-instilling deliciousness into Christians and the greater Christian Church.  The messages of the podcast are often both challenging and encouraging. They confront prideful Christian practices and norms while inspiring Christians to examine their hearts. The podcast spurs Christians on to make practical changes in the way they think and act to become people that attract others to Christ. Listeners will be encouraged to “taste and see that the Lord is good” … and flavorful!

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This is not your typical Christian Podcast! Jesus called his followers to be “salt and light.” He said, “but if the salt has lost its savor, what is it good for?” In many ways, American Christianity has lost its savor. The Savory Christian Podcast is all about re-instilling deliciousness into Christians and the greater Christian Church. The messages of the podcast are often both challenging and encouraging. They confront prideful Christian practices and norms while inspiring Christians to examine their hearts. The podcast spurs Christians on to make practical changes in the way they think and act to become people that attract others to Christ. Listeners will be encouraged to “taste and see that the Lord is good” … and flavorful!

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