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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the importance of being kind. What kindness is, and what it is not. In our world it is counter cultural to be kind to one another, but if we practiced kindness more often, this could change all those around us.
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the importance of being patient. Patience has a lot of different meanings and connotations to it, but what does the fruit of patience really do in the life of a disciple? It is something, that when we truly understand it, will change how we deal with others.
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In this episode Debbie and Josh return to discuss Peace after a very challenging month of their life. Drawing from scripture and personal trials we dive into the importance of peace, and what it means to have a peace that surpasses all understanding.
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the fruit of Joy. There will be so much in life we have to endure through, joy is the fruit that allows us to be able to hold on. Joy is given to all believers in order for us to be able to love God even through the worst of times. For more info hit us up on Facebook or Instagram!
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the first of the fruits of the Spirit. As disciples of Jesus we are given the fruits to be His witness', the questions then remain, what are they and why do we need them? This is why we have decided to walk through the Fruits of the Spirit! Join the conversation on Instagram or Facebook by following Practically Christian Podcast!!
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the joys of being happy. Although happiness is a good thing, it is not a God thing. If we are chasing after the feeling we feel when we are happy, although it may not be destructive, we are still chasing an idol.
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss suicide. We dive into some reasons people commit suicide and what we should be doing to combat this epidemic. It just seems to be something we hear about everyday, and we need to not only address the issue, but also fight back against it. For more info check out the links below.
https://afsp.org/about-suicide/risk-factors-and-warning-signs/
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss being afraid. It is important to know what fear is, and how to control it. In this life we will have many things that arise that can cause fear, but when we allow these situations to own us, we will ultimately lose.
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In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about what it is like to be so sad and ways to deal with sadness. This is serious, and every case is a little different. If this is something you know you are struggling with, please reach out to someone for help. For more information regarding depression check out the link below!
https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/depression/symptoms-causes/syc-20356007
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In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss the process of being angry. Just like every other emotion, it is OK to be angry, but what we do with that anger effects everything around us. This is why self-control can be such a powerful tool when combating our anger. Listen and see some practical ways to deal with anger!!
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From the publisher's feed
Practically Christian Podcast is all about taking the deep truths of the gospel and bringing them down to earth. Join Josh and Debbie as they move beyond head-knowledge to offer…
With a blend of theological insight, counseling, and education—and a wealth of experience from the military, law enforcement, banking, and ministry—this husband-and-wife team looks at the world through a Christian perspective. Discover how the gospel of Jesus bears down on all you are and all you do, equipping you to live a life that creates an impact and changes your community.
New episodes are released bi-weekly!
Follow Mission Sent on Facebook and Instagram, or visit us online at missionsent.org.
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