Practically Christian Podcast

In this episode Debbie and Josh discuss personal responsibility. What is it, why is it important, and why should we be using it? What is our responsibility as followers of Jesus, and why is society the way it is? We have to get to a point where we act like big girls and boys, and stop blaming everything on everyone around us. Join in the conversation on instagram of facebook at Mission Sent. Plus as a bonus in this episode, we had to add our first censor, who do you think caused it?

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In this episode Debbie and Josh talk about ways to increase your lifespan, decrease stress, make your heart healthy, and see the glory of God in one action. It will shock you how many benefits this one thing is able to do. This one simple action, which you will be able to do in as little as 15 minutes a day, will give you more benefits than almost any other activity you can do. Want to know what it is, give it a listen and then give us a share!

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https://www.nami.org/Blogs/NAMI-Blog/January-2022/The-Surprising-Mental-Health-Benefits-of-Fishing

https://www.healthline.com/health/mental-health/why-getting-outside-can-boost-mental-health-for-kids-and-parents#benefits

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In this episode Debbie and Josh ask if everyone should get a trophy. Being millennials ourselves, we definitely know what participation trophies are, but are they a good thing? How many molds ar there, and which one do we all fit into? What is more important, creativity or completion?  If you have ever wondered what life could look like, listen to this and get to living. 

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In this episode we discuss the idea of flat earth theory. Is the earth really flat, why haven't we moved past this concept, and is there truth to it?  If the earth is really flat, what does that mean for other theories we have burning in our brains?  On the same topic, why is there so much distrust in society, and what is our role as Christ followers, to fix trust within our community?  Come join us on this trip as we discuss the reality of flat earth!

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In this episode we look at how the life you are living is exactly the life you want. Regardless of your situation, we always get our own way. We discuss ways to get out of our own ways so that we can have change in our lives, and what that change really means. This is not some health and wealth trick, but ways we can really overcome our lives. 

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We live in a society where nothing seems to be off the table. There seems to be no truth, there seems to be no shortage of wild and crazy ideas.  How did we get here, and how do we get back?  Is the route we are heading down really the best choice, and what happens if we continue down this trail?

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In this episode Debbie and Josh say farewell to Practically Christian Podcast. They discuss some of the ups and downs, and what has been happening since March. We loved doing this show, and this has been an amazing journey in our lives.  Thank you so much for the support. and we hope to see you soon!!

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In this episode Debbie and Josh start a conversation about family. What is family, why would the family be under attack and a very small discussion about something we can do to strengthen the family. The family is a staple of the world, and the key to the future, if we lose the family, we lose everything else!

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The church seems to have a crisis on its hands, it has lost its identity. What is the church, why do we do church, and is it too late to be the church?  From the fall of Mars Hill, to Hillsong exposed and everything in between we need to do different than what we are seeing.  The church is the bride of Christ, and it is time we operated as such!

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In this episode we discuss the value of celebrating small.  Not just small celebrations, but celebrating all the steps along our adventure to our goals.  When we only celebrate the large, we miss the value of of the trip

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