Darin and Aimee talk about the spirit of blind allegiance that has come over our Nation. When people stop thinking for themselves, the danger of total collapse is intensified a hundred fold. This is a religious mindset that affects both the spiritual and physical world. The two also discuss the parallels between the fall of American religion and the fall of our American economy. What is happening in the church seems to be a mirror image of what’s happening in politics. The Free Believers message is not just limited to belief in God. It’s a lifestyle that MUST be lived in ALL areas of life!

Darin talks with David Fredrickson and Bob Humphrey from “Family Room Media.” Each of them talk about their journey in the freedom message and how their lives have changed since leaving institutional ministry. Family Room Media has developed great videos that explain the position of Free Believers to people who might not otherwise understand. These are two incredible men with great hearts! You’ll enjoy this interview.

Darin, Brian and Aimee talk about the need to recover from the institutional mindset of self-loathing. After being trained and encouraged to consider ourselves unworthy and filthy; it is sometimes a difficult to find wholeness again. Many Free Believers struggle with accepting who they are and embracing everything about themselves. This has proven to be one of the main aspects of healing that is needed in the wild. For many of us, freedom doesn’t even begin until we give ourselves permission to embrace ourselves.

Darin, Brian and Amy Ramos discuss whether or not the deliverer of the message is at all responsible for people’s acceptance or rejection of it. There is a popular mentality in the Free Believer world that suggests that if we act as nice as possible, people are more likely to accept the message we bring. Is the Gospel message something that people get because it was presented right, or is it something people will get regardless of the way it was presented?

Darin, Brian and Amy Romas challenge the modern day Christian perspective of receiving the gospel of truth. Are we teaching it to others, or do people already have it alive in their heart? Could it be that we are resurrecting it within people rather than implanting it? Many people attribute their spiritual insight and knowledge to their having come to Jesus, when in reality they always had that insight. While coming to Jesus may complete that insight and put a name to it; it’s not birthing it for the first time in a person’s life. God was working in us long before we became Christians.

Darin, Brian and Robert talk about how the recession has brought hopelessness in some people in America. They discuss their personal trials that they are experiencing and tell how each of them deal with the prospect of losing material possessions. If you are struggling because of the recession, this is a great show for you. There is hope, and we have to intentionally hold up hope in the midst of life’s worst circumstances.

Darin, Brian and Amy Ramos talk about how each of us need to develop our own set of principals and convictions that we live by. Many people use freedom as an excuse to purposefully not control themselves. Freedom is only true freedom when you are the master of your own domain. Finding your personal grove and committing to living in it is one of the main principals of the freedom lifestyle.

Darin interviews author Frank Viola, and the two have a great discussion about how the modern day American Church views Christ. Jesus has become nothing more than a teacher of morality to many Christians today. The actual message of the Gospel has been distorted, and people now spend more time learn ABOUT Jesus, then they do experiencing Him. The days of WWJD bracelets and accountability partners are coming to an end. This generation is calling for something more powerful and real then what they’ve been given. Frank shares great insight and heart in his latest book, “From Eternity to Here.” His heart is to return people to the heart beat of God.

Darin and Aimee talk about how being honest is one of the first areas that a Free Believer get to discover in the wild. Most of us have learned that to survive in institutional Christianity we have to lie to everyone around us. Eventually we begin to lose touch with what the truth about us really is. Being allowed to be open and honest about yourself and your life is key to recovering from IC bondage. There is something so healing about being able to openly expose yourself without fear of judgment.

Darin, Brian and Robert discuss how Christians have been served a puffed up version restoration and healing. Many Christians live in constant guilt and condemnation because their lives and relationships haven’t experienced the healing they were promised by their religion. Because of the unrealistic expectations many of us were raised with, we often hold off on living life until we achieve the healing we were told about. Living in the wild is all about letting everything go and learning to create a new life altogether. All of our institutional ideas of what God will do in our life, are many time nothing more than a marketing ploy to get people to sign on the dotted line and join our religion.