In this special milestone episode — Episode 40 — Josie and Symone sit down for one of their favorite traditions: answering YOUR questions. This honest and joy-filled conversation moves from lighthearted topics like musicals and bucket lists to deeply spiritual moments about identity, sin, God’s timing, spiritual discipline, and biblical truth. They share reflections on favorite Bible stories, discuss practical ways to break free from sinful cycles, explore whether drunkenness is a sin, and unpack how to remain rooted in truth “in season and out of season.” The girls also open up about what relaxes them, podcasts they recommend, personal stories from college and work, and the importance of preparing your heart before temptation ever comes. Packed with scripture, vulnerability, wisdom, and a little humor — this Q&A is an encouraging reminder that God sees you, loves you, and is working even in the waiting.

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00:45 — Celebrating Episode 40 & Listener Questions

01:20 — Favorite Musicals & Acting Stories

03:40 — “You’re Given an Elephant… What Now?”

05:00 — Childhood Favorite Animals & Whether They Still Count

07:00 — Favorite Bible Stories & Passages

16:50 — Discipline, Consistency & the “Black Belt” Mentality

17:30 — What Josie & Symone Do to Relax

19:00 — Podcast Recommendations

21:30 — “I’m Stuck in Sin — How Do I Get Out?”

29:00 — Is Being Drunk a Sin? Biblical Perspective & Personal Choices

32:30 — Bucket Lists (Movies, Machu Picchu, France, Dancing With the Stars)

35:00 — Favorite Quotes

38:00 — What God Calls You & Knowing Your Identity

40:30 — Purpose, Legacy, and Planting Seeds in Others’ Gardens

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1. “If it breaks God’s heart, why do you think it will fulfill yours?”
2. “When the time is right, the Lord will make it happen.”
3. “A black belt is a white belt who never quit.”
4. “Shame says ‘I’m bad.’ Conviction says ‘I did something bad, but Jesus already made it right.’”
5. “Identity shifts everything — when you see yourself clothed in white, you don’t want to run into the mud.”
6. “When a good thing becomes a God thing, that’s a bad thing.”
7. “Legacy is not what you accomplish; legacy is what others accomplish because of you.”
8. “Every moment is a chance to share God’s love.”
9. “My sheep hear my voice — so how close can I get to God so I actually hear Him?”

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• Craig Groeschel (Life.Church Podcast)
• Sadie Robertson (“Whoa That’s Good” Podcast)
• Eaglebrook Church Sermons
• Pastor Mark Batterson (National Community Church)
• Pastor JP (Harris Creek Church)

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In this profound and hope-filled episode of the Rooted Podcast, hosts Josie and Symone sit down with Dr. David Kirby — clinical psychologist, soul care pastor at Vertical Church in St. Paul, adjunct professor at the University of Northwestern, and author of the Jack Sutherington fiction series. Dr. Kirby opens up about his early struggles with anxiety, how God divinely interrupted his plans for ministry, and how he now integrates faith and psychology to bring healing to others. Together, they unpack the deep relationship between emotional health and spiritual growth, the roots of anxiety, and the vital importance of connection — with God, with others, and even with ourselves. From practical steps to overcome loneliness to a heart-centered discussion on love, relationships, and what both men and women truly need, this conversation invites listeners to move toward others and toward God — never away. Whether you’re wrestling with fear, navigating relationships, or seeking deeper intimacy with God, this episode offers truth, compassion, and hope.

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00:00 – Meet Dr. David Kirby — psychologist, pastor, professor, author

02:00 – From seminary into psychology

04:00 – How God pursued him at 17

07:00 – God as Our GPS

08:00 – Why so many believers drift from God

13:00 – All healing and all wounding is relational.

18:00 – Why pursuing connection matters more than success.

25:00 – Understanding anxiety through the “well, volcano, and leakage” model.

32:00 – How thanksgiving shifts anxiety into peace and presence.

39:00 – What men and women need

44:00 – Being teachable and humble

48:00 – Storytelling through his Jack Sutherington series

51:00 –  How to connect with Dr. Kirby 

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1. “Don’t give up. Always move toward someone until someone hears you or sees you — including God himself.”
2. “God’s divine interruptions often redirect us toward our true calling.”
3. “All mental illness is, at its core, relational.”
4. “If you’re not paddling toward God, you’ll eventually start to drift away.”
5. “Jesus is not the Sunday school answer — He’s the only answer that truly works.”
6. “Thanksgiving is relational; it reminds us that someone is with us — God Himself.”
7. “Women need to be chosen and cherished. Men need to be respected and trusted.”
8. “You can be right, or you can be married — humility sustains relationships.”
9. “You are precious to God. You are not meant to be alone.”

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• Vertical Church - https://www.verticalchurchstpaul.com
• Designer Therapy for Life (Dr. Kirby’s blog) - https://www.designertherapyforlife.com
• Dr. Kirby Book Fictional Book Series - https://www.davidgkirbyauthor.com/books

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In this powerful episode of the Rooted Podcast, hosts Josie and Symone sit down with Dr. Scott Jensen — family physician, founder of Catalyst Medical Clinic, former Minnesota State Senator, and current candidate for Minnesota Governor. Dr. Jensen opens up about his childhood in small-town Minnesota, the tragic loss of family members, his unexpected call into politics, and how faith and calling — not ambition — have guided his steps. From delivering 500 babies to tackling big healthcare legislation, Dr. Jensen shares how he continues to anchor his public life in service, conviction, and biblical truth. This conversation is filled with honesty, humor, wisdom, and deeply personal faith stories — a must-listen for anyone craving purpose-driven leadership in today’s culture.

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TIMESTAMP SUMMARY

• 01:00 – Dr. Jensen’s Minnesota roots & small-town childhood
• 04:30 – Early work ethic: learning responsibility
• 06:00 – Family tragedy: losing both parents
• 09:00 – Meeting his wife on a bus
• 14:00 – From dental school to seminary to medicine
• 18:00 – Surrendering to God’s direction
• 24:00 – Learning to return to your “why”
• 27:00 – Calling into politics
• 35:00 – Public criticism, courage, and staying grounded in faith
• 38:00 – The five scriptures that confirmed his run for Governor
• 41:00 – Time management, efficiency, and life systems
• 46:00 – Practicing empathy in disagreement
• 48:00 – Where to follow and connect with Dr. Jensen
• 49:00 – Closing encouragement & Rooted truth challenge

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NOTABLE QUOTES

• “Take a stand and make a mark.”
• “Security became my idol until I realized security was never meant to be my why.”
• “We mistake providence for coincidence far too often.”
• “Relationship should be defended, especially in medicine.”
• “I didn’t run for Senate. I was placed there.”
• “If you can’t argue the other side, you haven’t actually listened.”
• “Grace begins when we see every person as ‘all God’s children.’”
• “Our calling isn’t always convenient — it's often disruptive.”
• “My prayer is that I live life better today than I did yesterday. Tomorrow I will do better still.”

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RESOURCES MENTIONED

• Relationship Matters - Book by Scott Jensen
• We’ve Been Played - Book by Scott Jensen
• Catalyst Medical Clinic - Founded by Dr. Jensen
• 21-Day Daniel Bible Study
• Exodus 4:14, Esther 4:14, John 4:14, Ephesians 4:14, Hebrews 4:14

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In this inspiring episode of Rooted, hosts Josie and Symone Harms sit down with three-time Olympic medalist Gigi Marvin — a two-time silver and one-time gold medalist with Team USA Women’s Hockey. From growing up in small-town Minnesota to winning Olympic gold, Gigi shares how her faith in Christ has been the foundation of her identity, purpose, and peace — both on and off the ice. She opens up about the pressure of performance, the power of prayer, and learning to see her sport as an act of worship. With humor, humility, and wisdom, Gigi reflects on moments of victory, lessons from loss, and how Scripture transformed her perspective — helping her find joy beyond the scoreboard. Whether you’re an athlete, leader, or simply someone seeking purpose, Gigi’s story reminds us that true victory is found in Christ alone.

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0:00 - Meet Gigi Marvin, 3-time Olympic medalist and follower of Christ.

1:30 - Growing up in Minnesota and how hockey became her passion.

6:30 - Navigating locker room culture

8:00 - Identity in Christ instead of performance.

10:00 - How Scripture helps overcome fear and anxiety

14:00 - Olympic gold medal moment

18:00 - Grueling road to making Team USA

22:00 - Perspective shifts, choosing encouragement over comparison

29:00 - What it’s really like to stand on the Olympic podium

32:00 - Transitioning out of hockey and finding peace in the next chapter.

35:00 - Advice for young athletes chasing their dreams

38:00 - Gigi’s new season: hockey camps, broadcasting, and ministry.

40:00 - Closing encouragement: Be rooted in Scripture

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1. “You don’t have to perform to earn God’s love — you already have it.”
2. “Faith mattered more to me than the embarrassment of standing out.”
3. “It’s not about religion or perfection; it’s about a relationship with Jesus.”
4. “When you compete from a secure identity in Christ, you play with freedom.”
5. “Take your thoughts captive — don’t let fear drive the car.”
6. “You can’t control the outcome, but you can prepare your heart and trust God with the victory.”
7. “Success doesn’t make you better than anyone else — it’s just another part of your story.”

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• Ephesians 2:8–10 — “For by grace you have been saved…”
• 2 Corinthians 10:5–6 — “Take every thought captive to make it obedient to Christ.”
• Proverbs 3:27 — “Do not withhold good from those who deserve it…”
• Psalm 33 — Trusting God for victory.

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In this episode of the Rooted Podcast, Josie and Symone sit down with Bruce Crevier—world record basketball spinner, America’s Got Talent finalist, and founder of Champions Forever. Bruce shares how growing up in a large family shaped his character, how his faith became personal at age 14, and how he and his family have used basketballs and unicycles to share the Gospel in over 40 countries. From breaking Guinness World Records to performing on the NBA stage and even in prisons, Bruce’s story is about more than talent—it’s about surrendering your gifts to God, persevering through trials, and discovering true joy in Jesus. He shares wisdom on family, character, and courage, and reminds us that being a champion is less about trophies and more about faith, obedience, and living for something greater than ourselves.

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• 02:00 – Growing up in a family of 12 and discovering basketball spinning
• 04:00 – From head knowledge to a true relationship with Christ
• 06:00 – Using basketball as an “international language” to share the Gospel
• 09:00 – The call to America’s Got Talent and performing on live TV
• 11:00 – Breaking the Guinness World Record for most basketballs spun
• 13:00 – Teaching resilience to his children in performance and in life
• 19:00 – Tying the Gospel to basketball and the sport’s Christian origins
• 23:00 – Relying on God’s provision and living by faith
• 28:00 – Facing fears, public speaking, and raising kids with courage
• 29:00 – Lessons from David & Goliath and running toward challenges
• 35:00 – Experiential faith vs blind faith
• 37:00 – Public invitation to faith: being bold for Christ
• 40:00 – Stepping out of the boat—living without regret
• 43:00 – Happiness vs true joy: Jesus, Others, You
• 46:00 – Final encouragement & where to connect with Bruce

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1. “I was missing Jesus by about 12 inches—from my head to my heart.”
2. “A spinning basketball is an international language that opens the door for the Gospel.”
3. “God said to me: Don’t be glad your name is in the Guinness Book of Records—be glad your name is in the Lamb’s Book of Life.”
4. “We don’t serve a God of blind faith, we serve a God of experiential faith.”
5. “If you can’t be embarrassed for Christ, don’t even come to Him.”
6. “Sometimes God has to bring you to prison to set you free.”
7. “David didn’t wait—he ran at the giant. We need to run toward our giants too.”
8. “Joy comes when you put Jesus first, Others second, and Yourself last.”
9. “If Jesus died for me, then I want to live for Him.”

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• Champions Forever Website: championsforever.com
• America’s Got Talent (YouTube): Search Champions Forever AGT

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In this inspiring episode of the Rooted Podcast, we sit down with Becky, better known as Clean Mama, the creator of cleanmama.com and author of multiple books that help families create order, peace, and joy in their homes. Becky shares how a simple cleaning routine she developed back in 2000 grew into a thriving community, product line, and movement that helps thousands of families. From her days as an art teacher managing the chaos of 600 kids a week, to launching a blog during the 2008 financial crisis, to writing books and creating non-toxic cleaning products—her story is both practical and faith-filled. We talk about her 15-minute cleaning method, her five daily habits that keep chaos at bay, the importance of using safe, non-toxic products, and how her faith has shaped her work and family life. Whether you’re a busy parent, college student, or someone overwhelmed by clutter, this conversation will leave you with both encouragement and practical tools you can use right away.

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• 0:00 – Becky’s introduction
• 1:00 – College years, roommate chore charts, and art teacher
• 3:00 – Early marriage and small apartment struggles
• 5:00 – Starting Clean Mama
• 10:00 – Launching products & memberships
• 12:00 – Why Becky’s cleaning method is different
• 19:00 – Flexible systems and free printables
• 22:00 – Creating non-toxic cleaning products
• 30:00 – Faith in business: living as a Christian entrepreneur
• 35:00 – Kingdom work in the home & teaching kids life skills
• 39:00 – Practical parenting: teaching kids to clean step-by-step
• 43:00 – Closing thoughts + where to find Clean Mama

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1. “Give me 15 minutes a day and you’ll have a clean house.”
2. “Instead of reacting to the mess, we take care of it before it becomes the mess.”
3. “My system is about staying proactive, not waiting until you can’t stand the clutter anymore.”
4. “The five daily tasks—beds, counters, laundry, floors, and clutter—are the foundation.”
5. “I felt like the Holy Spirit was nudging me—just try this.”
6. “Kingdom work starts in the home—creating a safe, peaceful place for your family.”
7. “God is always good, all the time—even when we don’t see what He’s doing yet.”

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• Clean Mama Website: cleanmama.com
• Social Media: @cleanmama

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In this inspiring episode of the Rooted Podcast, Josie and Symone sit down with Jason Hewlett, an award-winning speaker, Hall of Fame keynote entertainer, and author of The Promise. From his early days impersonating Elton John on the Las Vegas strip to his mission today of spreading joy through faith, family, and authenticity, Jason shares his remarkable journey of discovering his gifts, making life-changing promises, and using his signature moves to inspire others. Jason dives into why promises are stronger than goals, how to identify and magnify your unique talents, and why keeping your word is the foundation of both leadership and faith. You’ll also hear hilarious impersonations, incredible stories, and practical ways to uncover your God-given signature moves. This episode will leave you laughing, encouraged, and equipped to live more rooted in joy, authenticity, and truth.

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TIMESTAMP SUMMARY

• 01:00 – Jason’s Journey – From Vegas stages to keynote speaking
• 03:00 – Playing Elton John & Ricky Martin – Las Vegas career beginnings
• 05:00 – Discovering the Gift – Teachers and mentors who shaped Jason
• 10:00 – Turning Down Vegas Fame – Choosing family and faith over glitz
• 12:00 – Promises vs Goals – Why promises are sacred and lasting
• 19:00 – Signature Moves – Identifying, clarifying, and magnifying your gifts
• 22:00 – The TJ Bus Story – Creating joy through simple promises
• 26:00 – The ICM Process – Free tool for finding your gifts
• 30:00 – Rejection to Success – How fear and failure shape greatness
• 36:00 – Favorite Impressions – Elton John, Billy Joel, and dinosaurs
• 40:00 – Resources & Closing – Where to find Jason’s book and daily content

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1. “Why set a goal when you can make a promise? A promise is sacred.”
2. “Imperfect motives can still lead to a perfect mission.”
3. “Your signature moves are the gifts God gave you — don’t hide them.”
4. “Without promises, we drift. With promises, we live with purpose.”
5. “We are performers whether on stage or at home — shine your light.”
6. “Rejection is often the greatest gift that leads us to success.”
7. “Don’t bury your talents. Multiply them.”
8. “Everyone has signature moves — identify, clarify, and magnify them.”
9. “The promise you keep to your family is the most important one of all.”
10. “When you’re rooted in truth, your light shines brighter for the world.”

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• Jason Hewlett Website: https://jasonhewlett.com
• ICM Process (Identify, Clarify, Magnify): https://jasonhewlett.com/icm
• The Promise (Jason’s Book): https://a.co/d/6zyuOP1

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In this heartfelt and inspiring episode of the Rooted Podcast, Josie and Symone sit down with Pastor Keith Kerstetter, a recently retired pastor who served in Willmar, Minnesota for 20 years. From his unexpected entry into ministry to his lifelong journey of feeling like an outsider, Keith vulnerably shares how God redefined his identity, reshaped his purpose, and gave him deep roots in grace and truth. Together, they talk about spiritual growth, the importance of relationships over rules, how fear often holds people back, and what it means to truly live for an audience of one. Whether you're navigating singleness, questioning your calling, or needing a reminder of God's redeeming love, this conversation will leave you encouraged, grounded, and inspired.

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• 02:00 – Childhood Roots: Advanced education, outsider syndrome, and 2am friends
• 06:00 – Early Career: From juvenile court to school administrator
• 07:30 – Finding Faith: The slow awakening to Jesus and salvation
• 13:00 – Insecurity & Calling: Becoming a pastor despite feeling unqualified
• 17:00 – Identity in Christ: Pre-decisions, people pleasing, and an audience of one
• 23:00 – Fear and Psychology: Only two innate fears and how the rest are learned
• 25:00 – Rules vs Relationship: Church culture, messy grace, and the carpet story
• 31:00 – Parenting Parallels: Rules flow from relationship
• 35:00 – Salvation & Motives: It’s not how you get there—just get there
• 40:00 – Spiritual Growth: Crawl, walk, run—mapping the discipleship journey
• 44:00 – Generosity Redefined: Beyond money—time, energy, and heart
• 46:00 – Dating & Singleness: Keith’s late marriage and advice for waiting well
• 50:00 – Final Encouragement: Play to an audience of one and live at the speed of love

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• "Jesus moved at the speed of love—and it’s hard to love people when you're in a hurry."
• "You can go at the speed of life or you can go at the speed of love."
• "Imperfect motives lead to a perfect Savior."
• "Play to an audience of one. Live for the applause of the nail-scarred hands."
• "I didn’t want to look back and say I squandered singleness by whining instead of winning."
• "Without Christ, you have a hopeless end. With Christ, you have an endless hope."
• "When you know you're weak, you rely on Jesus' strength—that’s when miracles happen."
• "There’s a big difference between proximity to Jesus and intimacy with Jesus."
• "God doesn't just use us in spite of our weaknesses—He often uses us because of them."

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• Willmar Assembly of God Website (discipleship roadmap and resources): https://willmarag.org
• Promise Keepers Movement (1990s men’s ministry encouraging connection and accountability)
• Micah 6:8 – Keith’s life verse: "To act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with your God."

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In this deeply insightful episode of the Rooted Podcast, hosts Josie and Symone Harms sit down with their longtime family healthcare provider, Dr. Troy Spurrill, founder of the Synapse Center for Health and Healing. Blending functional medicine, neuroscience, chiropractic care, and faith, Dr. Troy reveals how healing isn’t just physical — it’s mental, emotional, and spiritual. He shares personal stories, scientific insights, and miraculous testimonies from patients around the world who have experienced profound healing. From the dangers of seed oils and trans fats to the impact of mindset and unforgiveness on cellular health, this episode is packed with wisdom that can transform how you view your body and your relationship with God.

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• 0:00 – Introduction to Dr. Troy and his impact on the hosts' family
• 2:00 – Dr. Troy's journey from pre-med to chiropractic and functional medicine
• 5:00 – Personal health crisis and discovering God’s role in healing
• 7:00 – How stress impacts the body: triad of health explained
• 9:00 – Practical steps to reverse stress: sleep, clean eating, scripture
• 10:00 – The truth about food: organic vs. modified
• 14:00 – Seed oils & fats: what to avoid and what to consume
• 17:00 – What’s wrong with the healthcare system & the power of functional medicine
• 20:00 – Communication breakdown = disease: root cause analysis
• 23:00 – How mindset and belief affect your ability to heal
• 26:00 – The science of cells, forgiveness, and biblical healing
• 28:00 – Real-life miracles: from schizophrenia to financial provision
• 35:00 – Waiting on God's timing in healing and purpose
• 39:00 – Identity in Christ and emotional healing stories
• 44:00 – Dr. Troy’s final truth: fear of the Lord, knowing your identity, and becoming who God made you to be

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1. "If God made it, it's good. If man changed it, beware."
2. "We're living too short and dying too long."
3. "An excuse is just a reason wrapped in the skin of a lie."
4. "Stress causes your cells to fold in and block healing."
5. "Knowing your God-given identity is the foundation of health."
6. "There are no side effects to God’s treatment."
7. "Your mindset affects your chemistry — faith literally heals."
8. "We’re not just a body — we are mind, spirit, and purpose."
9. "God rarely does the same thing twice — healing looks different for everyone."

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• Dr. Troy Clinic: https://www.officialsynapse.com
• Dr. Troy Podcast: https://www.officialsynapse.com/synapse-media/podcasts/

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In this lively, inspiring, and deeply faith-filled episode, Josie and Simone sit down with author, content creator, and entrepreneur Zach Windahl to talk about faith deconstruction, Biblical clarity, spiritual growth, and joy. Known for his best-selling books like The Bible Study and See the Good, Zach shares his journey from childhood entrepreneurship (yes, shark tooth necklaces at age 9) to becoming a Bible teacher and brand builder with a mission to help people fall in love with Scripture. We dive into how Zach reconnected with his faith after a season of doubt, what it was like studying the Bible in Australia, and how his new book, The Bible Simplified, is helping people understand God’s Word more deeply than ever before. This episode is packed with Biblical wisdom, behind-the-scenes stories, practical encouragement, and a ton of joy.

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• [00:00] – Intro to Zach Windahl
• [03:00] – Shark teeth and slime
• [07:00] – Zach’s mom’s cancer, early faith, and more
• [10:00] – Reading the Bible in 90 days & studying it deeply in Australia
• [14:00] – Understanding the Bible as a unified story
• [18:00] – The importance of historical and cultural context in Bible reading
• [21:00] – The Bible Study and the Sunday brand
• [25:00] – Practical tips to reading the Bible
• [29:00] – See the Good and Zach’s personal mindset
• [32:00] – Growing up with gratitude through trials
• [36:00] – Staying grounded in a world praise
• [39:00] – Listening prayer and hearing God’s voice
• [43:00] – Zach’s writing process and building a book from scratch
• [45:00] – Final encouragement: fear of the Lord, wisdom, and purpose
• [46:00] – Where to find Zach’s books, content, and audiobook release

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1. “God doesn’t want to be number one—He wants to be at the center.”
2. “The Bible isn’t random stories. It’s one unified story pointing to Jesus.”
3. “Reading Scripture without context is like reading mail that wasn’t meant for you.”
4. “Gratitude changes everything—even in suffering, God is still good.”
5. “I wrote the book I wish I had when I was trying to understand the Bible.”
6. “The Bible wasn’t written to Western minds—it’s full of imagery, history, and poetry.”
7. “You won’t hear God until you learn to stop talking and listen.”
8. “If you’re bored with the Bible, change your pace. Read it in 30 days. Go wild.”

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• 📘 Books by Zach Windahl:
• The Bible Simplified – https://a.co/d/axdNT4G
• The Bible Study – https://a.co/d/bXOydlq
• See the Good – https://a.co/d/bYnbPUt
• 🌐 Website: zachwindahl.com
• 📱 Instagram: @zachwindahl
• How to Hear God by Pete Greig
• Hearing God by Nathan Finocchio

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