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🎙️ Crumb Confessional — Season 2, Episode 13d
Title: I’m not trying to exploit Marshall
Description:
Still Sunday, July 13th. I pull over mid-drive after feeling a prompting from God to speak to a man named Marshall on the street. I don’t know him, but I stop, introduce myself, and we talk. He’s homeless, on methadone, and trying to survive. I ask to pray for him, and he says yes. Afterward, I wrestle aloud with the tension of sharing moments like this publicly—the ethics, the optics, the heart behind it. This isn’t a “feel good” story. It’s not polished. It’s about obedience. It’s about being pricked by God to show someone love. And it's about holding that sacred tension between faith, privacy, and public witness.
I talk about:
đź’ˇ Highlights & Timestamps:
00:00 – “Hey brother, can I talk to you for a second?”
01:40 – “Are you homeless?” “Yeah.”
03:00 – “Can I pray for you?”
04:25 – Full spontaneous prayer over Marshall
07:10 – Wrestling with the ethics of sharing it publicly
09:45 – “Maybe I did more damage than good…”
11:05 – “I just want people to feel God’s love”
13:00 – “It wasn’t like, poof. Thank you for the prayer. Life’s perfect.”
14:15 – “Faith has to be walked out…”
16:10 – “There’s no greater pleasure than walking with someone like Marshall”
18:20 – “If you ever see Marshall… help him out”
đź“– Scriptures Referenced:
đź§ Core Takeaway:
Faith isn’t about the optics. It’s about listening to the whisper—and obeying, even when no one claps.
🙏 Closing Line:
Crumb Confessional #55 — I’m not trying to exploit Marshall. I’m trying to obey God.
By by CRUMB🎙️ Crumb Confessional — Season 2, Episode 13d
Title: I’m not trying to exploit Marshall
Description:
Still Sunday, July 13th. I pull over mid-drive after feeling a prompting from God to speak to a man named Marshall on the street. I don’t know him, but I stop, introduce myself, and we talk. He’s homeless, on methadone, and trying to survive. I ask to pray for him, and he says yes. Afterward, I wrestle aloud with the tension of sharing moments like this publicly—the ethics, the optics, the heart behind it. This isn’t a “feel good” story. It’s not polished. It’s about obedience. It’s about being pricked by God to show someone love. And it's about holding that sacred tension between faith, privacy, and public witness.
I talk about:
đź’ˇ Highlights & Timestamps:
00:00 – “Hey brother, can I talk to you for a second?”
01:40 – “Are you homeless?” “Yeah.”
03:00 – “Can I pray for you?”
04:25 – Full spontaneous prayer over Marshall
07:10 – Wrestling with the ethics of sharing it publicly
09:45 – “Maybe I did more damage than good…”
11:05 – “I just want people to feel God’s love”
13:00 – “It wasn’t like, poof. Thank you for the prayer. Life’s perfect.”
14:15 – “Faith has to be walked out…”
16:10 – “There’s no greater pleasure than walking with someone like Marshall”
18:20 – “If you ever see Marshall… help him out”
đź“– Scriptures Referenced:
đź§ Core Takeaway:
Faith isn’t about the optics. It’s about listening to the whisper—and obeying, even when no one claps.
🙏 Closing Line:
Crumb Confessional #55 — I’m not trying to exploit Marshall. I’m trying to obey God.