let god die podcast

let god die podcast

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let god die podcast episodes

  • 105 - Byron Zeigler - pointing to the Good Shepherd
    Our guest Byron Zeigler shares about the struggles and triumphs he's experienced in his first year pastoring a small church in Bellefonte, PA and the necessity to always point people to Jesus, instead of to himself.
    Check out Byron's podcast we reference - https://www.podbean.com/media/share/pb-hciqs-ac5e3f
    1 hr 6 min
  • 104 - John LeBoeuf - God can handle our messes
    Poet, podcaster, husband, and dad John LeBoeuf shares about realizing that God is able to handle his doubts and struggles. We talk about his poetry as Johnny Anomaly, why he sometimes feels like an anomaly in the poetry scene, and his journey in coming to see that many of us see God as too weak to deal with our junk.
    Johnny's poetry - https://johnnyanomaly.bandcamp.com/
    Johnny's podcast - https://anchor.fm/creativecopingpod
    If you'd like to support us in the making of this podcast, it would be greatly appreciated! letgoddie.com
    1 hr 22 min
  • 103 - Tina DeSeta - healing in its proper time
    Tina shares about past trauma associated with sexual abuse and about the need to allow space and time for others and ourselves to recognize the need for healing.
    https://youniquefoundation.org/the-haven-retreat/
    www.letgoddie.com
    1 hr 4 min
  • 100 - a look back at the first 99 episodes!
    Calvin and Josh talk about some of their favorite episodes so far and what they've learned through the podcast. Several listeners offer their thoughts as well!
    MUCH longer version available at https://youtu.be/DljLmOUmFDk
    letgoddie.com
    41 min
  • 099 - Welcome Back!!!
    After a very long break, we're back with episode 099!
    This episode is a brief overview of life for Josh and Calvin over the last 8 months or so!
    letgoddie.com
    29 min

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Let god die is a weekly podcast serving as a vehicle to open up conversations and hear about what God's done in people's lives. We see everyone's story as the death of their former perceptions of God;…