Today we wrap up Season 1 of this podcast. It has been so fun to walk with you all through the stories of our Biblical characters, and see modern day examples through the friends we bring in. We pray this time has blessed you and you have been able to receive from God. Tune in to laugh with us and hear a summary of all we talked about this Summer. Catch us in 2022 for the launch of Season 2.

In this episode we interview our friend Josh. He has seen some amazing (and some not-so-amazing) things in his life. Just from being around him we knew he was the right person to interview regarding Peter's story. However, only God knew just how well this interview would represent how we can step into the redemption of Jesus.

We are all unfinished products. Peter found himself in a place where he needed to be redeemed for the things that he had done. You may be in a place where there are things in your past that you need help to let go and move forward. Let's dive in and figure out how we can walk in victory like Peter did through the redemption of Jesus.

We begin the Peter series with this episode. The life of Simon the fisherman is completely upended when the controversial preacher, Jesus, calls Simon to be one of his disciples. It's Jesus that renames Simon to Peter. It's Jesus who changes the world through this man and the other crazy people who follow Him. So, if you hear us mention Jesus a lot... it's because you can't separate the stories of the disciple from the rabbi!

When we understand the character of God, we can't help but react in radical ways! We become counter cultural and Pastor Makhonyola Khoza is an excellent example of this phenomenon. As believers we are all called to be counter cultural but that only becomes natural to us when we consistently chose to fix our eyes upon God! We hope you find this episode to be a reminder of God's grace and an open invitation to grow in relationship with Him! When we do, we truly walk in victory. If you have any questions be sure to reach out to us, we would love to speak with you about what you heard here!

David was an extreme but consistent man. In this episode we discuss how David walked in victory and how we can apply concepts from his live to our own. You don't have to dance in the streets to be like David, but maybe we can learn something from his biblical dance party.

In this episode we discuss the story of king David, or is it shepherd David, or maybe musician David. He wore many hats but he remained the same person through his whole life. Have you ever struggled to stay consistent in an ever changing world? In this series we will talk about how to walk in victory like David did.

What better way to wrap up our discussion on Job than interviewing the Rad Dad himself, Don Hampton! Don is a multi Emmy award wining producer/director who has traveled the world filming action sports and has lived a life many of us could only dream of. However, just as we see in Jobs life, success doesn't mean you have all the answers to the curve balls life throws at us. Don is no stranger to trials and like Job has had big questions for God. He shares how having a relationship with God has shaped the way he responds to the curve balls of life and how he has walked in victory through it all!

Last week we heard the struggle...this week let's talk about the breakthrough! In life we often feel like we have all the right answers,"that God won't give us more than we can handle", so therefor we can handle situations on our own. We theorize about "big life questions" and come to our own human conclusions. We see in Job's life that a mindset of self reliance and demand for answers does not foster a lifestyle of victory but instead fosters a heart of bitterness. Let's dive into how God restores Job's heart and how He wants to restore all of our hearts as well.

Job had everything going for him. He had family, wealth, and was regarded by God as a righteous man. One day everything started turning upside down and he loses everything. Let's see how our man Job responds to the tragedy that unfolds in his life. Next week we will break down his story to see how we can apply concepts to our own lives in order to walk in victory over similar tragedies.