Join us for an inspiring interview with Chris Rohman of Sanctus Real, as we dive into the depths of his journey as a musician and a person of faith. In this episode, Chris opens up about the challenges and triumphs of creating music rooted in his Christian beliefs. From the pressure to connect with listeners to the importance of balancing ego and humility, Chris shares his experiences with honesty and vulnerability.

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Whether you're a long-time Christian, someone questioning their faith, or simply interested in hearing diverse perspectives on Christian topics, Bandjam Episode 1 is the perfect opportunity to engage in meaningful discussions. Grab your favorite beverage, find a cozy spot, and join Taylor, Cory, and Matt for this insightful episode! 👀

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"I didn't look at it as a race. I'm not competing against you or you or you or the other 10,000 people that ran a half marathon that day. The only competition I had was against me because I had that goal, well, because I had the first goal of crossing the Finish Line, right. Like overarching, I'm gonna cross that line period and then I'm gonna do it within this certain time frame. That was the only competition there was me versus me on that clock." - Jordan

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"That's my favorite part about my job is being able to hopefully provide that to young leaders and maybe they have that love for the local church, but I needed somebody to flame it, fan it for me. He and those guys did it for me. So providing that for somebody else. That's a really small way of making an impact because you're making it one person at a time." - Barton

In this episode, we had the privilege of speaking with Barton Henley, a Children’s Pastor at New Vision Church in Murfreesboro, Tennessee.

As parents, we often wonder how we can raise our children and set a good example for them. This episode is a great resource for all parents looking for guidance.

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“Repentance is continuous, we got to repent, we have to renew our mind because that's where the transformation comes.” - Nick

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“For God to accomplish what God wants to accomplish, for Him to fulfill what He wants to fulfill, God doesn't actually need me. God's plan isn't gonna fail because I do something wrong.” - Taylor

“But if you can take the time to sit at the moment like read it. Leave an experience with God and just allow yourself the three minutes, five minutes, and fifteen minutes to just sit in that space a little longer and not just move on to your next task.” - Cory

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"For some of us, prayer has become a mechanism to get what we want without doing the work. “Our society,” writes Eugene Peterson, “is cheapened by expectations of miracles: God as a supernatural shortcut so we don’t have to engage in the deeply dimensional, endlessly difficult, soaringly glorious task of being a human living by faith.” We’ll pray for health and healing while refusing to rest, eat clean, and exercise. We’ll ask for financial blessing yet reject Scripture’s basic instructions on stewardship. We’ll petition God for wisdom and purpose as we binge Netflix, rarely opening our lives to the Word and his ways." - Addison Bevere

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"If I'm talking to youth kids, and I try to tell them this if I tell you something, that is not what the Bible tells you, I'm wrong. And you should not listen to what I say. Because I'm not the ultimate authority. I hope and I pray that the teaching flows from the Scripture and what the Scripture teaches." - Brandon

In this episode, Taylor and Cory join by Brandon who shares about the importance of theology and understanding the heart of God, and how apologetics can be used to point people towards the gospel. Join in to a deeper understanding of the faith.

Apologetics plays a crucial role in Christianity, as it helps believers defend and articulate their faith to non-believers. It allows for a thoughtful response grounded in reason while also pointing back to Scripture as the ultimate authority. While apologetics has its place in evangelism, we must always remember that it is the Holy Spirit who convicts hearts and opens minds to the truth of the Gospel. That salvation comes from hearing and believing the message of Jesus Christ found in Scripture alone.

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“Psalm 92 talks about those who are planted in the house of the Lord will flourish. And I really believe in faithfulness and consistency. And if you uproot a tree, and replant it somewhere else, it does not have the same longevity, as if it stays planted. It doesn't have the same fruitfulness, it doesn't have the same impact. But when it remains planted for a very long period of time, it becomes so fruitful and so big, that I just believe that that's God's way.” -Jason

Jason Howard, the lead pastor of the Amplify Church, joins Taylor and Cory to discuss the power of surrendering one's life to Jesus.

But this episode goes beyond just the usual topics of faith. Jason, Taylor, and Cory also delve into the importance of vulnerability, particularly in the relationship between a pastor and their congregation. Discover a new perspective on your pastors and gain insight into the depth of their journey with Jesus beyond what is presented in the pulpit. 

As a committed pastor, Jason Howard desires to see his congregation flourish in their faith and relationship with Jesus. Tune in to the complete episode now!

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“What we're talking about right now is where a lot of suicide comes from. Being alone. Feeling like you have no one that you can go to when things are really tough, or you have no one that will support you at that moment. And yeah, sure, I have a lot of people who I could go and party with, or I can go and do whatever with. But I don't have anybody to go to when it's miserable and terrible.” - Taylor

“Keeping a relationship with them, to bring them closer to Christ, the fruit of that should be that they are getting closer to Christ. And they're seeing something different in me.” - Cory

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