Episode 14: If someone says they're Christian, how do you prove it? Pursuing faith as your personal responsibility or because of the benefits that come with being a Christian. Many churches have access to low cost ministry staffing through the immigration pipeline in congregations. Continuing our Bible study on Mark 14.

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Episode 13: An honest talk about how metaphysics and your acceptance of it plays a big role in your spiritual life. Waiting is good as long as you are waiting on your own terms. Churches that run on a delegation model end up degrading since the leader is never really doing the important things and growing in those areas. Continuing our Bible study on Mark 13.

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Episode 12: Living your faith on your own can be challenging when you want it to work out; you need to wait. The concept of a Christian living a double life is buillsh**. Continuing our Bible study on Mark 12.

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Episode 11: Reading the Bible and praying in new and innocent ways. Churches will do many things from limiting ministries using facilities for other programs and even putting people's lives at risk to make sure the church has a memorable image in people's minds. Celebrity culture in churches are dangerous and lead to cultish behaviors.

Continuing our reading of the Gospel of Mark chapter 11.

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Episode 10: Growing in your faith means doing things that would stretch you and challenge you. As many church denominations ban group singing on campus, the congregation members who have to experience this at church have to face technology as a permanent aspect of religion. If being gay is such a big issue in the Bible since churches make it a big issue, how much bigger or less bigger is the sacrament of marriage and divorce? Continuing our reading of the Gospel of Mark chapter 10.

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Episode 9: After you separate yourself from your old church group that didn't make sense it's time to explore and enjoy experiencing how different faith communities do church. If reading the Bible and praying the way your were taught isn't quite working for you perhaps you need to try new ways. Unethical church staff member takes liberties and determines church policy for junior high students in favor for what is best for their own children rather than taking account of the other children and parents at the church. Continuing our Bible study on Mark 9.

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Episode 8: After you leave your church, you might have the temptation to attack or hold a grudge against it. Church burnout is always traced back to the leadership and how they take care of the health and well-being of its own staff. Many pastors and therefore churches can benefit from using marijuana as a stress reliever. Immigrant church workers are usually living a life in a state of servitude as their immigration status is often dangled in front of them to work harder. Continuing our Bible study on Mark 8.

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Episode 7: After you leave a church you suddenly have good reasons to go back to "visit" and you succumb to the Church Stockholm Syndrome. Churches and faith groups build their calendars and church life around activities and events that are designed to gain members and retain members. A timeline of a random person who goes to church for some time and is left wondering what they are doing there. Korean praying habits possibly tied to a nationalistic warped view of faith and global identity and the perpetuation of the narrative told of praying out loud. Continuing our Bible study of Mark 7.

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Episode 6: Many people come to church for selfish/personal reasons yet are still seeking something but cannot find. When you leave your Christian family it gets challenging to keep your faith. Absorbing the Bible for your own reasons. Ministries that are dependent on a delegation model breed lazy leaders and brings burnout to the church as a whole. Continuing our Bible study on Mark 6.

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Episode 5: Letting go of your Christianity means for the most part letting go of your close friends. The church is trying to recreate church online during the quarantine but it just doesn't work, stop trying to convince yourself that it does. Extremism or passion in church, it's hard to really know sometimes. Continuing our Bible study on Mark 5.

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