Chapters:

• 00:01 - Introduction to the Misfit Preachers
• 04:13 - The Impact of Divorce and Acceptance
• 09:49 - Reflections on Marriage and Regret
• 15:47 - The Search for Grace in Divorce
• 22:58 - Finding Grace in Isolation
• 27:11 - Finding Hope Amidst Pain

Divorce is a tough cookie to crumble, and today, we're cracking it open with our usual blend of humor and heartfelt conversation. We're diving deep into the nitty-gritty of what happens when marriages go kaput and how we can sprinkle some grace on those messy situations. Like, seriously, over 50% of people we know have been touched by divorce—inside and outside the church—so it’s a big deal! We’re sharing our own stories and the lessons we've learned about the pain and the redemption that can come from such heart-wrenching experiences. So grab your favorite snack, settle in, and let’s navigate this wild ride together, because trust me, grace is lurking around every corner, even in the chaos!

Takeaways:

• Divorce can feel like a tornado of chaos, leaving emotional wreckage in its wake, but there's hope.
• Finding grace in the chaos of divorce means recognizing the beauty in new relationships and life experiences.
• Living with the consequences of divorce is tough, but it can lead to personal growth and gratitude for the future.
• Even in the messiness of life, moments of joy and connection can serve as reminders of grace and healing.

We're diving into the nitty-gritty of financial stress and how grace can totally transform our approach to those money worries! You know the drill: bills piling up, that sinking feeling in your stomach, but guess what? We’re here to chat about how grace isn’t just a buzzword; it’s like a warm, fuzzy blanket that can wrap around your financial fears and say, “Chill out, buddy!” We’ll explore why those pesky financial anxieties are like the boogeyman lurking under your bed, and how digging deep can actually help us understand what’s really going on underneath all that stress. So, grab your favorite snack and get comfy, because we're about to unpack some serious life lessons while having a few laughs along the way!

Takeaways:

• In this episode, we dive deep into how grace impacts our financial worries and why it matters.
• We talk about the anxiety that creeps in when we can't pay our bills, and it's a real struggle for many.
• The guys share personal stories about their financial fears and how that connects to deeper issues in life.
• We realize that financial stress isn't just about money; it's about feelings of security and identity too!
• Grace helps us uncover the real reasons behind our anxiety and how to manage it effectively.
• At the end of the day, trusting in grace can lead to a happier, more fulfilled life, despite financial struggles.

Chapters:

• 00:01 - Introduction to the Misfit Preachers
• 02:57 - Exploring Grace: A New Perspective
• 04:49 - Navigating Grace in the Workplace
• 11:00 - The Journey to Emotional Freedom
• 14:22 - The Role of Grace in Our Lives
• 18:17 - The Role of Grace in Self-Awareness

Dive into the wild world of grace with the Misfit Preachers as they tackle the big question: how does grace work in our everyday lives? Picture this: you’re at work, surrounded by people who seem to have been sent from another planet, and you’re just trying to keep your sanity intact. The guys—Talian, Jean, and Byron—are here to remind us that grace isn’t just for Sunday mornings; it’s the secret sauce for those awkward coffee shop moments and the frustrations of office life. They share stories that will have you laughing and cringing because, let’s face it, we’ve all been there.

With some solid laughs and a sprinkle of self-awareness, they explore how grace can help us navigate the rocky waters of human interactions. Byron’s hilarious take on workplace annoyances, like that one coworker who always asks about the email you forgot to send, is both relatable and eye-opening. You’ll find yourself nodding along as they peel back the layers of our daily struggles, reminding us that often, the biggest challenge lies not in the people around us but in how we react to them. And just when you think it’s all fun and games, they drop some serious wisdom about accountability and the importance of recognizing our own shortcomings. Who knew grace could be such a game changer?

As the episode wraps up, the Misfit Preachers leave us with an invitation to reflect on our own lives. Are we quick to blame others for our frustrations? Or can we take a step back and see how grace can transform those moments into opportunities for growth? With a mix of humor, storytelling, and genuine insight, this episode is a must-listen for anyone looking to sprinkle a little more grace into their everyday chaos.

Takeaways:

• Grace isn't just a churchy word; it's a way to navigate life's messiness and conflicts with a smile.
• We all have our 'idiots' to deal with, and sometimes that idiot is us! That's the real kicker!
• Self-awareness is key, and work can be a lab for figuring out why we get irritated. It's like a psychology class, but with coffee breaks!
• Paul Zahl's book 'Grace in Practice' is a must-read that dives into how grace interacts with our everyday lives and struggles.
• Life is a wild ride, and grace helps us stay on the roller coaster without losing our lunch when things get bumpy.
• Realizing we need grace is a sign of growth, like finding out you were wearing your shirt inside out all day!

The Misfit Preachers dive deep into the wild waters of grace in this episode, chatting about how it’s not just a modern fad but a historical miracle that’s been around since forever. Talian, Jean, and Byron bring their A-game, sharing stories and insights about how we often get tangled up in moralism and forget the simple fact that grace is a gift—like receiving a surprise pizza on a Friday night! They point out that the further back we go in church history, the clearer it gets: God's grace is unconditional. Our trio passionately argues that the essence of Christianity has always been about this radical grace, and it’s time we reclaim that message. They even throw in some historical tidbits about Martin Luther and Augustine, making it feel like a fun history lesson at a coffee shop, where everyone leaves feeling uplifted and maybe a little bit smarter. So grab your headphones, kick back, and get ready for a conversation that’s lively, insightful, and sprinkled with puns that’ll leave you chuckling as you ponder the wonders of grace.

Takeaways:

• Grace is a historic doctrine that offers assurance to believers, not based on their actions.
• The Reformation was all about rediscovering grace, which radically changed how we view God.
• Everything you hear in Christian teachings points either inward or outward—choose wisely!
• If you rely on yourself for assurance, you might need a therapist after all!
• Historical debates in Christianity often centered around grace versus human effort—guess which won?
• Grace is like fine wine: it’s best enjoyed straight up, no mixers or distractions allowed!

Chapters:

• 00:01 - Introduction to the Misfit Preachers
• 02:38 - The Assurance of Grace in Historical Christianity
• 04:40 - The Historical Debate on Grace and Participation
• 07:49 - The Impact of Grace Through History
• 11:10 - The Concept of Grace vs Karma

The misfit trio takes us on a wild ride through grace and its perceived impracticality, tackling misconceptions with humor and wit. They explore how common fears, like losing control or being judged, often hold people back from embracing grace. Through playful anecdotes and lively discussions, they dismantle the idea that grace is just a feel-good concept that doesn’t translate into real-life change. Instead, they argue that grace is the very foundation of transformation—a liberating force that invites us to live authentically and love deeply. The episode is packed with puns, laughs, and poignant moments that encourage listeners to reflect on their own relationships with grace, urging everyone to embrace the messy, beautiful journey of life under the banner of unconditional love.

Takeaways:

• Grace isn’t just a nice idea; it’s the wild card that transforms how we live!
• When we mess up, love and forgiveness can actually change our hearts for the better.
• The law shows us how much we need grace, not how to earn God’s love, folks!
• It’s all about asking the right questions; the gospel is the answer to life’s biggest puzzles!
• Practicing unconditional love is the secret sauce to real transformation, not just following rules!
• Grace is like the ultimate superhero; it swoops in to save us when we least expect it!

Chapters:

• 00:01 - Introduction to Misfit Preachers
• 01:56 - The Dilemma of Grace and Practicality
• 02:56 - Understanding the Impact of Grace
• 06:32 - The Transformative Power of Grace
• 10:19 - Beginning the Prayer in Ephesians
• 12:41 - The Role of the Law and Grace

Gather 'round, folks! We’re diving deep into the wild waters of grace at Fallen & Free 2025 with the Misfit Preachers – Tullian, Jean, and Byron. Picture this: three unlikely heroes hanging out in Jupiter, Florida, and serving up a buffet of truths about grace, especially for all us prodigals and ragamuffins. The crew tackles three juicy lies about grace that make the rounds in religious circles: that it’s not biblical, not practical, and not historical. Spoiler alert: they dismantle these myths faster than you can say ‘Jesus loves you!’ With plenty of laughs and some serious soul-searching, they remind us that grace is not just a theological concept; it’s the lifeline for the most messed-up among us. It turns out, grace isn’t just for the saints; it’s for the real, raw, and sometimes ridiculous people we are. So if you’re looking for a refreshing perspective on grace that doesn’t shy away from the messy bits, you’re in for a treat!

Takeaways:

• Grace isn't just a fancy concept; it's the lifeboat for the most messed up!
• We tackled three big lies about grace: it’s biblical, practical, and historical, folks!
• Our past mistakes don’t define us; grace is there to rescue and renew us all!
• Jesus came for the ragamuffins and prodigals, and we're all in that club together!
• Feeling stuck? Grace is the key that unlocks the door to freedom and joy!
• When life gets messy, remember: grace isn’t about being perfect, it’s about being loved!

Chapters:

• 00:01 - Introduction to the Misfit Preachers
• 01:55 - Understanding the Lies About Grace
• 07:05 - The Challenge of Grace
• 09:48 - The Decision to Preach Romans
• 14:12 - The Transformative Power of Grace
• 16:57 - The Revelation of Grace

The Misfit Preachers dive deep into the heart of the resurrection in a lively chat that feels like a coffee break with your most spirited friends. They tackle why the resurrection is not just some ancient story but the absolute game-changer for everyone who believes. We’re talking about the moment when Jesus kicked death to the curb—yeah, that's right, He walked out of that tomb like it was no big deal! The discussion spins around how this colossal event validates everything we know about Jesus and His teachings. If He can conquer death, what can’t He do? The guys share personal stories, crack jokes, and drop some serious knowledge, all while reminding us that the resurrection gives us hope like a double scoop of ice cream on a hot day. It’s a reminder that our struggles here won’t last forever, and there’s a glorious promise waiting for us beyond this life. So grab your earbuds and buckle up; this is a ride through faith that’s both heartfelt and hilarious!

Takeaways:

• We chatted about how the resurrection of Jesus is basically the ultimate game-changer for everything. Like, without it, we're all just spinning our wheels in the mud!
• One of the best parts of our convo was how the resurrection gives us hope for the future, promising that our toughest days won't last forever and the best is yet to come!
• We had a laugh explaining that if other religious leaders didn’t walk out of graves, then we should probably pay attention to the one who did, right?
• The resurrection is like a divine stamp of approval on everything Jesus said and did—talk about validation, am I right?
• We agreed that the resurrection isn't just a one-time event; it's the first step in a cosmic renewal where everything gets set right again, and it's gonna be awesome!
• We also touched on how the resurrection gives us hope that someday, all our struggles will fade away, and we'll live life without the pesky thorns of sin!

Chapters:

• 00:18 - Introduction of New Topics: Belief and Transformation
• 00:38 - The Significance of the Resurrection
• 04:55 - The Promise of Resurrection and Hope
• 07:38 - The Impact of the Resurrection on Life Choices
• 10:44 - Struggles and Growth in Faith
• 12:06 - The Healing Promise

Takeaways:

• Sitting in someone else's pain is way more helpful than throwing around advice.
• When we're hurt, we just want someone to be there, not preach at us, right?
• Jesus totally gets our mess and still loves us like crazy; that’s grace in action!
• The cross is like the ultimate rescue mission for the most messed-up among us.
• It's not about how good we are; it's about how good He is for us.
• We all need to remember that God loves us despite our failures, not because of our successes.

Buckle up, because this episode is all about the messy, real, and sometimes uncomfortable truth of sitting with pain. Our trio of misfit pastors—Jean, Byron, and Tullian—are rolling up their sleeves and diving into the nitty-gritty of what it means to be present with those who are suffering. Instead of dishing out advice or trying to play the hero, they emphasize the power of just being there, sharing the load without trying to fix it. They share their own experiences of failure and grace, reminding us that Jesus came to rescue the most messed-up among us. It’s a light-hearted yet serious conversation that blends humor with heartfelt truths about God’s grace and the importance of community in times of struggle. So, whether you’re feeling lost or just want to know how to better support your friends, this episode is a must-listen, packed with wisdom, laughter, and plenty of grace!

Chapters:

• 00:28 - The Significance of the Cross
• 05:54 - The Significance of the Cross in Christianity
• 07:26 - The Nature of Substitution in Christianity
• 13:20 - The Necessity of Christ's Fulfillment of the Law
• 18:25 - The Glorious Exchange: Understanding the Gospel
• 19:56 - The Power of the Cross and Good Friday

Gather 'round, folks, because this episode is a wild ride through pain, healing, and the crazy grace of God! Our three misfit pastors, Jean, Byron, and Tullian, are back at it again, tackling the deep stuff with a side of laughter. We dive right into the heart of the matter: when life gets tough and messy, sometimes the best advice is to just sit with someone in their pain. No need for those ‘quick-fix’ solutions; we’re all about sharing the heavy load together. Picture this: you’re sitting with a friend who’s going through a rough patch, and instead of throwing out the usual “just cheer up” nonsense, you simply say, “I’m here for you.” That’s the kind of raw, real talk we’re serving up this week!

We also take a stroll down the memory lane of Maundy Thursday, Good Friday, and the big Easter Sunday. Our gang reminds us that these aren’t just religious buzzwords or fancy rituals; they’re about understanding grace in its most tangible form. Jesus, in his last supper, showed us the ultimate act of love, breaking bread even knowing his buddies would betray him. Like, who does that? It’s like saying, “Hey, I know you’re going to mess up, but I’m still serving you dinner.” Man, that’s some next-level grace right there! So, let’s lean into the mess together, laugh a little, and learn a lot about how we can be there for each other in our times of need.

So strap in, grab your favorite snack, and join us as we explore how grace isn’t just a concept; it’s the messy, beautiful reality of our lives. Because let’s be real, we’re all a little bit of a hot mess, and that’s exactly where grace shines the brightest!

Takeaways:

• Sometimes, the best thing we can do for someone in pain is to just sit with them, no advice needed.
• Grace isn't just a concept; it's the lifeline for those who feel lost and broken.
• Communion is for everyone, especially those who feel unworthy and messy inside.
• Jesus showed his love by giving his body for those who betray and deny him, and that’s powerful!
• We all mess up, but that’s exactly why God’s grace is there to catch us when we fall.
• The beauty of the Last Supper lies in Jesus offering himself for all sinners, not just the 'good' ones.

Three former pastors, Jean F. Larroux, III, Byron Yawn, and Tullian Tchividjian, gather for a heart-to-heart chat about the heavy stuff in life—like pain, heartbreak, and the awkward moments that come with trying to help someone in a rough spot. You know, when you wanna say the right thing, but all you can muster is a shrug and a ‘So, how about that weather?’ They get real about how sometimes, the best thing we can do is just sit with someone in their mess instead of throwing unsolicited advice like confetti. Why? Because advice can often feel like a giant boulder landing on someone who's already down! Instead, they emphasize the importance of just being present, showing up, and saying, 'Hey, I see you, I’m here, and you don’t have to pretend with me.' It’s all about grace, and they dive into how that grace is a lifeline for those of us who’ve taken a few wrong turns.

The trio shares their own stories of falling flat on their faces—think epic fails that would make for a juicy Netflix series. They laugh about how church culture can sometimes feel like a pressure cooker, where everyone feels they need to be on their best behavior. But here’s the kicker: the messier you are, the more you realize that’s where the grace flows. They remind us that grace isn’t just for the polished and perfect; it’s especially for the ones who feel like they’re spiraling. They talk about how vulnerability opens up real conversations, and how leaders who can admit their struggles create a safe space for others to do the same.

By the end of the episode, you’ll be feeling all the feels. They wrap it up with a reminder that our struggles and failures can be our greatest gifts to others. When we share our stories, we help others feel less alone. So, grab a cup of coffee, kick back, and let these misfit preachers remind you that it’s okay to be a hot mess. After all, we’re all just figuring it out together!

Takeaways:

• Sometimes, just being there for someone in pain is way better than giving advice.
• When life hits hard, our failures can actually turn into our greatest gifts for others.
• We often underestimate how sharing our struggles can help others feel less alone.
• Real grace means understanding that falling down can lead to falling into grace.

Chapters:

• 00:10 - Reflections at the Nightclub
• 02:10 - Creating a Culture of Honesty in Leadership
• 05:28 - The Importance of Confession in the Church
• 09:10 - The Weaponization of Hebrews: Finding Hope
• 11:27 - Healing Wounded Healers: Finding Redemption in Pain
• 18:36 - The Power of Struggles in Leadership