Darin, Amy and Tricia Reiland talk about learning who you are and what spiritual diet you need in order to become the most potent version of yourself. Defining the difference between you and everyone else is sometimes difficult when you’ve come out of an institutional setting where everyone is defined by the cookie cutter mentality. Tricia had to come to grips with who she was and she had to stop comparing herself with others in her life. There is a danger in comparison thinking that can steal your very soul if you don’t stand up and shout out your own language.

Darin and Aimee talk about the difference between delivering information and laying down your very soul. The Free Believer message about God’s love is not a separate topic or thing that is reserved for conversation or debate when the time is right. When we become one with this message it is the essence of us that we are presenting to people. We need to never take this lightly. The message within us must be protected and nurtured. Deciding who to bring it too is as important as deciding who to marry. It’s that personal.

Darin and his wife Angie talk with Angie’s sister Amy about how it was in the early days when Darin first began preaching the grace message. Many couples struggle because one person has received the revelation of grace and the other hasn’t yet. Darin and Angie were no different. This is a great conversation where Angie recalls all the feelings she first had when Darin started preaching something she had never heard of before in her life. If you, or anyone you know is in this situation; this is a great discussion for them. Not all couples get this together. There is something special to be found in getting it separately.

Darin and Aimee talk about what is more important in the Christian life; religion or relationships. Many of us are faced with this very question when someone we love and believe in has experienced something first hand that we don’t believe in. At what point do we allow ourselves to reconsider things we may have made our minds up on? Does relationship take precedence over things we “hold to” or is it the other way around? At what point is relationship more important to us then religion?

Darin and Aimee talk about the danger of a religious mentality taking over the hearts of Free Believers. Sometimes peer pressure takes precedence over what we would do naturally from the heart. When that happens we are as much in bondage as we have ever been in the past. Some of us tend to stomp out new growth in our lives and strangle natural expressions of love because it reminds us of something in our poisoned past. Committing to allow our faith to take whatever shape it decides is part of wild living. It is religion that holds back the growth.

 

Darin, Brian and Amy talk about getting back to the middle part of you. Many of us spend more time trying to learn things from someone else then we do actually consulting our own hearts for the answers. We've been trained to be cluless as to what God is saying at any given time, because we have been trained to deny our hearts. Living in the wild as a Free Believer is about learning to live from the middle part of you. It's returning to our hearts and trusting the truth we already know.