How do we talk with our friends about what we believe? 

Micah calls up a friend to discuss their take on how Christians should share their faith with friends. Then Micah and Kipp discuss how they believe we can better express our believes in a respectful manner within our circle of friends. 

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Growing up in a broken home is never easy, but this episode shares how God can take any brokenness and make it whole.

In this episode we sat down with Amanda Barry. Amanda grew up with a difficult home life that didn’t have Christ in any part of it. Growing up trying to fill a void in her life she realized that the world has nothing that can truly satisfy. That only true lasting joy and hope comes from God and a relationship with Him.

We want to give a small disclaimer before you begin this episode. Some of the conversation in this episode may not be suitable for some of our younger listeners, to any parents listening we would ask that you listen to it prior to your kids.

Show Notes:

The Mountain & Valley Podcast is produced by Micah Horvath and Kipp Wilkinson.

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What does the Bible mean when it says to honor thy mother and father? How do you raise and lead your family to grow in their faith?

On this episode Kipp and Micah sat down with a special guest to discuss their takeaways from what the Bible says about the intersection of faith and family. Our hosts and guest also spend some time discussing how the faith of their families growing up have impacted what they believe now. 

This episode is full of Biblical insight as well as some practical takeaways for sharing your faith with your own family.

This podcast was created and produced by Micah Horvath and Kipp Wilkinson.

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If you were saved at a young age, have you ever stopped to evaluate that faith? 

In this episode we sat down with Collin Daniell. Collin believed he was saved as a kid, but later on stopped to examine his actions and realized something didn't quite add up. From there Collin learned how a life surrendered to Jesus meant total freedom. Along the way Collin battled with pornography and eventually met his wife. Now, he is guiding young men as a baseball coach and small group leader with the hopes of impacting their lives with the Gospel.

Show Notes:

The Mountain & Valley Podcast is produced by Micah Horvath and Kipp Wilkinson.

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In this episode, Kipp and Micah define who is your neighbor, what it means to eat, heal, & tell and share some practical steps to share your faith with them.

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Today’s episode features a very special guest: Moses. Join Kipp and Micah as they discuss how this Old Testament figure shows us the importance of vulnerability when sharing our stories. Also Kipp geeks out about Exodus and the many ways Moses foreshadowed the life of Jesus.

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In this episode Kipp and Micah sat down to discuss what it's like being a Christian in a working environment, the importance of living and sharing your faith, and the differences between a Christian and non-Christian work place. 

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When it comes to your walk with God do you live by a check list? Do your interactions with people reflect that mindset?

In today's episode we sat down to talk about an important issue: how we treat people when we are sharing our faith. It can be so easy to look at someone that we are sharing our testimony and the Gospel with as a project. A task that needs to be completed. A chore on our Christian to-do list. This doesn't go unnoticed. When someone feels as if they are being treated as a project, something to be worked on, then they are less likely to listen to what you have to say. People need to know that you care about them first. 

This is the first part of a series discussing how to share our faith with the different people in our lives. 

This episode was produced by Micah Horvath and Kipp Wilkinson.

This episode was mastered by J.A. Parkey.

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In today's episode Matt Outlaw joined us to discuss growing up in Arkansas with a dad working on the road, a mother dealing with an addiction, marrying the love of his life, and the various rewards and trials of being a Christian YouTube creator. If you have ever felt called to take a step of faith but are fearful, this is an episode you won't want to miss.

Check out Matt's website: www.731woodworks.com

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So, just what is the Gospel? There’s a lot of un-biblical ideas floating around out there about what the Gospel is, and in this episode we believed it was important to address some of them. Because if you’re going to share the Gospel, it’s important that you understand what it is.

Resources used in this episode: 

https://intersectproject.org/faith-and-politics/3-false-gospels-thriving-in-america/

https://www.barna.com/research/what-do-americans-believe-about-jesus-5-popular-beliefs/

American Gospel on Netflix

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