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HAPPY NEW YEAR LISTENERS! We’re kicking off the new year with a brand new episode on the hot topic of “dating.” While PP and Suah have both been out of the dating realm for a long, long (long) time, they bring an interesting perspective as those who are looking back from the other side. Tune in if you’re interested in getting some dating advice from married people.

S2E17: Dating Advice from Married People

Peter Ahn & Suah Hwang

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Have you ever felt that God has failed you? Or that he’s stopped listening? Or that he couldn’t possibly love you because of the darkness you’re experiencing? If you answered “yes” to any of these, then you’re not alone! Tune in to hear Peter and Suah as they share about how they walk through their own disappointments with God.

S2E16: When the Disappointment is Real

Peter Ahn & Suah Hwang

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Most of us are likely not bowing down to giant bovine structures made of molten gold, so what does idolatry have to do with our modern-day walk with Jesus? What are the dangers of idol worship, and how do we begin to identify them in our lives? Tune in to this week’s episode to hear Peter and Suah’s takes.

S2E15: Our Golden Calves

Peter Ahn & Suah Hwang

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It’s easy to throw out a bane list of things you’re grateful for when you’re surrounded by friends and family at the Thanksgiving table, but what is really happening inside your heart on a regular day-to-day basis? What did the psalmist mean when he said “to enter His gates with Thanksgiving?” In this episode, Peter and Suah unpack what it means to have a grateful heart.

S2E14: Thanksgiving Continued

Peter Ahn & Suah Hwang

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If God knows everything in our hearts even before we say it, why do we even have to pray at all? In this episode, Suah confesses to her prayer delinquency, while PP challenges her to adopt a “better” prayer routine. Tune in to hear the conversation.

S2E13: Do We Really Need to Pray?

Peter Ahn & Suah Hwang

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The holidays are coming…and along with the anticipation of mouth-watering feasts and festive celebrations, many of us are also bracing ourselves for a potential war of the words over invasive personal questions, divisive politics, etc. How can we celebrate this season of family togetherness without destructive disagreements and fighting? Tune in to hear Peter and Suah’s take.

S2E12: Disagreeing Well

Peter Ahn & Suah Hwang

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We’re back with fan-favorite guest, Gio Panginda, to talk about that Christian “single life.” How can the Church truly embrace and love our single brothers and sisters? How has the Church failed in accurately depicting singleness and adequately supporting our single members? Join us in this episode as Peter and Suah interview Gio on the topic of being “Single and Complete” in Christ. (PLEASE NOTE: In Season 1, we aired an episode on a similar topic with our guest Jen Shin, but we felt that it was important to hear from a male perspective as well.)

 

 

Do you tend to avoid conflict by all means necessary? Do you sometimes morph into a completely different version of yourself to meet the expectations of others? Do you feel depressed if you don’t feel validated? Most of us have been there at some point or another. Join Peter and Suah as they share their own experiences with people-pleasing.

 

 

We all have our own unique struggles as Christians. What has been the most difficult part for you? Tune in to find out which of the biblical commandments Peter and Suah find most difficult to obey.

 

 

Our super special guest this week is Giovanny Panginda who currently serves as Project Coordinator at the Fuller Youth Institute (FYI). He holds a BA in Psychology and Sociology from the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) and an MDiv with an emphasis on Asian American Context from Fuller Theological Seminary. Born in Indonesia, but raised in Southern California, Giovanny also serves as a youth pastor for two Indonesian churches. Tune in to this week’s episode to hear his perceptive and very timely input on Generation Z and how they are shaping the future of the Church.