Unhindered Podcast with Todd Wagner

Americans have become less and less motivated to work. Seeking purpose outside their 9-5 jobs, many corporate employees have adopted the phrase Quiet Quitting  -  meaning they “put in the minimum effort to keep their job, but don’t go the extra mile for their employer.”In this episode of The Remnant, Todd Wagner and his son, Cooper, discuss how quiet quitting affects both the employer and employee and how this phenomenon stems from a deeper problem at home and in the church.

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Rumors and speculation have surrounded the Second Coming, since the first ascension of Christ. Every era believes they’ve seen the signs and that the end must be coming soon.

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With 2024 rapidly approaching, a Trump-Biden rematch seems likely. Many Christians have supported Donald Trump in the past. Both in 2016 and 2020, a large portion of Christian voters aligned themselves with Trump’s policies, conservative values, and promises to protect their religious freedoms. However, many have grappled with the moral and ethical implications of endorsing a candidate with such a controversial past.

• How Christians should think about voting

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In this episode of The Remnant, Todd Wagner is joined by his son, Cooper, and colleague Matthew Lopez as they discuss the dangers of micro-dosing harmful ideologies.

What you are consuming affects you much more than you realize. Take a moment to reflect on how intentional you’re being with your information diet. What are you really giving your attention to every day? I hope this podcast helps you reset and refocus on Jesus.

A new Tiktok trend has sparked a lot of attention for a decade's old letter written by Osama Bin Laden to America following the 9/11 terrorist attacks. Many young people are saying to read the letter and to come back and talk about it - This is because many of them are sympathizing with the points made in the letter by Bin Laden. In this episode, we read some of the letter and address some of the reasoning and demands made to America back in 2002. We discuss Biblical history and modern perspective. 

Join Todd Wagner and Matthew in this powerful and candid conversation that delves into the intersection of faith, trauma, and the transformative power of redemption. The dialogue begins with a deep dive into biblical perspectives on discipline, repentance, and the unforgivable sin, exploring the complexities of mental health and spirituality.

Join us in this profound exploration of faith, redemption, and the journey toward healing. May this conversation inspire and bring hope to those facing their struggles. Remember, there is always hope for restoration through God's grace.

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In this episode of the Todd Wagner podcast, Todd does a deep dive into the faith journey of his friend Matthew Lopez, touching on God's blessings, forgiveness, repentance, scripture interpretation, and profound personal transformation. Matthew shares his raw experiences with addiction, anger, bitterness, and trauma and how he found healing through God's love and forgiveness, leading to his evolution into a fulfilled husband, father, and follower of Christ. This conversation underlines the power of Bible study, confessing sins, praying, receiving God's grace, and trusting the Holy Spirit.

Join Todd Wagner and his special guest Clint Bruce in this thought-provoking episode as they discuss leadership on the ball field, battlefield, boardroom, and the breakfast table. They delve into the significance of the breakfast table as a metaphor for our relationships in life. Gain valuable insights on leadership in your career, but more importantly, the people you have been entrusted to steward, like your family and friends. Check out my other resources:

Todd is joined by Shlomo Lifshitz, an IDF General who led the siege of Beirut in 1982. Shlomo has more than 20 years of experience in the IDF and has an intimate knowledge of the war between Israel and Hamas. In this episode we explore the historical context, the humanitarian aspects, and the complex relationship between Israel and its neighbors. This video aims to promote a better understanding of the multifaceted issues surrounding the Israel-Gaza conflict and encourages open dialogue. It’s an opportunity to gain insight into the perspectives of those directly affected by the conflict and to foster empathy and awareness.

Please watch, share, and engage in respectful discussion in the comments section. Your feedback and thoughts are welcome as we navigate these challenging conversations.