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In this episode of the Mercy Cast, host Raleigh Sadler welcomes back his good friend Joe Thorn, pastor of Redeemer Fellowship and author of several books. Raleigh and Joe engage in a candid and humorous discussion about friendships, gospel living, and addressing life’s struggles. They delve into the importance of gospel-centered relationships, the significance of reflecting on scripture, and the detrimental effects of sin, including pornography. Throughout their banter, they emphasize the unchanging love and grace of Jesus Christ for everyone, encouraging listeners to face their realities with the truth of the gospel.
Highlights and takeaways from the conversation:
The Gospel changes us. Often in imperceptible ways that don’t appear until we face a crisis point. But even when we fail, we are reminded that God loves us and that loves frees us to move forward in Grace.
— Raleigh
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In this episode of the Mercy Cast, host Raleigh Sadler welcomes back his good friend Joe Thorn, pastor of Redeemer Fellowship and author of several books. Raleigh and Joe engage in a candid and humorous discussion about friendships, gospel living, and addressing life’s struggles. They delve into the importance of gospel-centered relationships, the significance of reflecting on scripture, and the detrimental effects of sin, including pornography. Throughout their banter, they emphasize the unchanging love and grace of Jesus Christ for everyone, encouraging listeners to face their realities with the truth of the gospel.
Highlights and takeaways from the conversation:
The Gospel changes us. Often in imperceptible ways that don’t appear until we face a crisis point. But even when we fail, we are reminded that God loves us and that loves frees us to move forward in Grace.
— Raleigh
Subscribe to MercyCast and leave a review if this conversation spoke to you. Let’s keep walking in trust, together.
Learn more about Joe and his ministry.
You can follow MercyCast on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook.
You can follow Raleigh on Twitter and Instagram.
Thanks for listening. We want to hear from you!
Email us at [email protected].
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