The #1 Podcast for Thinking Christians

As husbands, we are calling to create a bubble for our wives, just as God has created one for us.

In this podcast, Dustin and Thomas talk about the concept of making a space for wives to thrive.

The #1 Podcast for Thinking Christians

Reciprocity is the cycle that makes the world go around, but that isn't how it was intended for us to operate.

In this episode, Thomas and Dustin discuss where reciprocity came from and how we SHOULD be using it in our lives.

The #1 Podcast for Thinking Christians

In this episode, Dustin and Thomas explore the concept of Black & White rules in Christianity compared to the idea of worshipping God with everything.

The #1 Podcast for Christian Thinkers.

In this episode of the podcast, Dustin asks Peyton about his experience doing a diet-workout-lifestyle routine called 75Hard.

They also discuss what it looks like to create necessity and lean into resistance.

In episode 12 of the podcast, Dustin and Martin address some follow up questions to the coping models discussed in Episode 9 and why this mechanisms are defaults for our life.

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Is it possible to model a business after the principles of Christ?

In this episode, Peyton asks Martin how he examples Christ in his business. Peyton also talks about how he has shifted his view of loving customers in the company that he manages.

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In life, we are often faced with the circumstances where quitting seems to be an easier option.

In this episode, Dustin and Peyton uncover what it would mean to live a life where you chose to be all in and take quitting off the table.

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Why do you get triggered? What is your default response? How do you respond?

When we face certain situations, they respond one of three ways. In today's podcast, Martin and Dustin talk about why people respond the way that they do in these situations and why people react the way they do.

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Recently a video from Allie Beth Stuckey surfaced in my feed. She is someone I generally respect. In fact, I subscribe to her channel. But, this particular video caught my eye. It is a response to the so-called “prosperity gospel” and a critique of Joel Osteen. According to Allie, this is a false gospel from hell and if you believe it you will never find Christ.

While it is popular to take a strong counterpoint and leverage the divisiveness it creates to build and establish an audience (Joel does this on one end of the spectrum and Allie does it on the other) - The Christian faith is much more nuanced. The bible must be useful for the rich Christian in Dallas and Christians in China who may face jail time for their beliefs. As a result, God uses a combination of varying emphasis and, through the Holy Spirit, personal conviction to guide His people in their Christian walk.

For brevity and clarity, I edited Allie's video down. I believe I kept the strength of her original argument. However, I recommend everyone having a look at the full video here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wXsMzzRjjEw

There's something about a new decade that carries more weight than simply the beginning of a new year.

In this episode of the 1720 Podcast, Dustin gives some insight into how you should view the next ten, twenty, thirty years of your life.