Have you ever questioned the existence of God, or even if it really makes any difference?    Have you ever searched for God, if He's there, and ended up more frustrated than before?   Are you sick of others telling you what you need to do and believe, as if they have it all figured out?   This podcast is all about a real and relative faith journey of two individuals that just so happen to be pastors in this stage of life.   Don't get the wrong idea, we don't have all of the answers of life, but, we are looking for others that want to have real and relative conversations about God, faith, Jesus, heaven and hell or whatever.   Join us on this journey ...

Discover the comforting truth that we are never truly alone on our path, as Reverend Dr. Ray Francis promises to guide you through the spiritual insights that illuminate our life’s journey. Explore the profound companionship offered by God, the teachings of Jesus, and the guiding presence of the Holy Spirit. Delve into how these sacred elements can empower us through life's challenges and joys. The episode draws on wisdom from scriptures such as Psalm 23:4 and Matthew 28:20, providing reassurance and a sense of community for all believers. 

Embark on a personal spiritual journey as we discuss the ongoing growth of disciples of Jesus Christ. Each step, whether you are just beginning to explore your beliefs or are reaffirming your faith, offers an opportunity for spiritual development. We emphasize the strength found in community and the importance of leaning on one another, reflecting on Galatians 6:2 and Jeremiah 29:11. Through stories and shared experiences, this episode encourages you to embrace both the challenges and the hope that lie ahead, reminding you that you are never truly alone in your journey of faith. Join us as we continue to explore these enriching themes, preparing for an ongoing conversation that deepens our understanding and practice of faith.

This week we talk about where to start reading the Bible as a new Christian, and also, what is the Bible in a nutshell!   #thejourneyneveralone

To be a follower of Jesus, regardless of the depth of our commitment, it requires "work!"   Free will, and a choice to follow Him.    Hmmmm, what else?
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a continuation of our discussion with Bishop David Bard of the Michigan Conference of the United Methodist Church

This week we are speaking with Bishop David Bard of the Michigan Conference of the United Methodist Church.   Listen in as we talk about how to make the Christian faith relative in a changing world! #thejourneyneveralone #toughquestionsforgod