Darin and Robert talk about how our religion has taught us to rid ourselves of our weaknesses and in doing so, many of us have erased our very essence. So many Free Believers have lost sight of who they are because they have been taught to ignore their heart altogether. The problem with this way of thinking is that our weaknesses are usually attached to our strengths and our strengths have everything to do with our essence. When we banish our weaknesses, we banish our strengths and all that we are. You have to take the good with the bad. This is a great conversation that will have you rethinking most of what you\'ve been taught to believe. 

Darin and Amy Ramos talk about the beauty and magic of trust that has been lost to a head/thinking system of religion. We have been taught that trusting God is a \"head\" decision and that it can be reasoned out, planned and acted upon in certain situations. Unfortunately nothing could be further from the truth. When we study bible verses dealing with trust and faith, and try to \"act\" them out in an effort to prove to God we trust Him, we are missing one of life\'s most magical and beautiful experiences. We are missing the magic of Christianity altogether. This is something only a child can achieve and only if it lives within their heart to begin with. The grace message takes more guts and belief than the most controlling religion in the world. This is a great conversation that will have you embracing believe more than ever. 

Darin and Amy Ramos talk about all of the extra responsibilities religion has added on to our call to \"be a witness\" for Christ. Christians today honestly believe that the message of the gospel is only as powerful as the person delivering it. They\'ve been taught that their actions and reactions can either make or break the message they preach. Rather than know and understand the truth of God, we have a generation of people who honestly think that His truth is contingent upon their actions. It\'s no wonder our religion is dead. There is a new generation of people who understand that the truth of God is a \"HIM\" and not an \"IT.\" It\'s amazing to see the power of \"HIM\" sweep through groups of people and radically change everything in an instant. The truth is God is truly someone you can STAND ON. 

Darin and Amy Ramos talk about how unbelief is just as powerful on it\'s end of the spectrum as BELIEF is on it\'s end. We act as though people who reject this message are just rejecting the principals of the message alone but this isn\'t true. When a person rejects this message they are displaying their unbelief in the person presenting the message. It\'s degrading, torturous, painful, heartbreaking and exasperating to have a person who doesn\'t believe in you even be in the same room as you. The power of a persons unbelief carries with it so much destruction that it can literally destroy a person from the inside out. This is a great conversation that will have you taking a second, third and forth look about what it means to BELIEVE. 

Darin and Aimee talk about how important it is that we present this message to the world in the absolute rawness of who we really are from where we\'re really at. So many of us have been trained to act a certain way in order to \"represent\" the message as though the message were about \"not sinning.\" The result of this teaching is devastating on the body as a whole. We have created messengers who present themselves as something they are not in an effort to win the masses. Seekers end up confused and bewildered because they are taught that the heart of the gospel is about change rather than relationship. 

Darin and Robert talk more about being on the road to understanding the \"Abba\" factor in our walk with God. The two wonder if it is entirely possible that many of us are purposefully reliving a portion of our childhood that was stolen away. For many Christians, the \"daddy\" factor is about having a \"do over\" in life. Sometimes we just need a \"do over\" because things didn\'t work out in OUR life like they did for everyone else. Having a daddy is an essential part of life and absolutely MUST be included in all do-overs:) 

Darin and Aimee talk about how heart breaking and lonely it is the be misunderstood. After releasing The Misunderstood God, Darin has discovered that in many ways, he is just as misunderstood as his God is. Understanding the heart of God is more important to God then learning about His heart. It\'s one thing to know that He is misunderstood by this generation of people, but it\'s quite another to actually BE misunderstood along with him. There is a lot that is \"telling\" about his heart in the world of being misunderstood. So often Christians, think that ministry is about studying and learning about God\'s heart. What separates the students from the saints is that the latter group actually dive straight into the experience of God and live right through it in an effort to know God Himself. 

Darin and Robert revisit the \"Abba\" revelation that they discussed in several podcasts last year. Our generation has downplayed fatherhood to the point where fathers are seen as insignificant and unneeded. Our cultures disrespect for our fathers has carried over into many people\'s relationship with God. Darin talks about how he doesn\'t feel he personally understands the significance of God as a \"daddy.\" Robert feels the same way and they b

oth discuss whether or not they\'re totally missing something that God has for them in this area. This is an open conversation that you\'ll most likely relate to in one respect or another. Enjoy!

We live in a world where there is a constant battle for control over our hearts. We\'re taught to blindly trust and obey anyone who seems to be in a position authority and to never even consider consulting our own hearts. The end result is that the average American person has given the control of their life over to everyone but themselves. The bottom line is that in the end, it is OUR responsibility to know the truth about us. Most Free Believers in the wild spend the first few years trying to get in touch with that inner voice that they\'ve ignored their entire lives. Finding the real you is the beginning of knowing God. 

Darin talks with Amy about a recent conversation he had with some church leaders who were questioning Darin\'s message and doctrine. In the modern day Christian world there\'s a SET way of doing things that is rarely challenged. Darin says and does things that go completely against the established norm and because of this, many leaders are taken back and confused. To some, he comes across as angry. Others find him to be deliberately controversial and \"in your face.\" When you take a good hard look at the spiritual brokenness that Christians live in today, it makes perfect sense what drives Darin. Darin and Amy discuss the importance of KNOWING your generation before bringing the Gospel message to it. it\'s time that today\'s preachers take a heart felt look at the people who this message is for. Though the Gospel message is unchanging, it is also ever-changing because each generation has a different set of circumstances that need to be addressed straight from the heart.