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In this episode, special guests and decorated athletes Jami Bosley and Marvin Musiime-Kamali join the show and talk about their lives, athletic careers, and relationship with Jesus. Tune in for all this and more on this episode of Without Apology!

Jami graduated from Jackson in 1995 with a Stark County record of 2,077 points. He played at The Ohio State University for a season and transferred to the University of Akron, averaging 16.3, 18.6, and 16.2 from 1997-2000. He now works full-time in sales and looks to spread the Gospel whenever possible. Marvin was two-time All-NEPSAC at Cushing Academy (MA), the MVP of Penguins as a senior, two-time Defensive Player of the Year, and helped lead the Penguins to 20 wins in one of the best prep leagues in the country. He also had a stellar AAU career in addition to his high school accomplishments. He is currently a sophomore at the University of Akron, competing at the Division 1 level. 

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 In this episode, the Without Apology Crew is in holiday spirits as they discuss the concept of thankfulness and how it affects our relationship with Jesus. The crew shares their thoughts on some interesting ideas about what it truly means to be thankful and what they are most grateful for in their lives. Tune in for all this and more on this episode of Without Apology!

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We're back! The Without Apology Crew meets in a brand new, state-of-the-art podcast facility. 

The crew and guest Max Winslow explore how modern Christians can learn from Catholic teachings, what the two faiths share in common, and where they diverge. Whether you’re Catholic, Protestant, or simply curious about the various expressions of Christianity, this episode offers valuable insights into how ancient traditions continue to shape modern faith and spirituality. Tune in for a conversation that goes beyond surface-level debates and digs into what it truly means to live out one’s faith in today’s world—without apology.

Don't miss this enriching episode that will challenge your perspective on Christianity, faith, and the power of dialogue across denominations!

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Steven and Alan discuss what it means to be a follower of Jesus working outside the church. As two normal guys who attend college and work "regular" jobs, they share how you can be faithful and fruitful in the mission field known as life. All this and more on this episode of Without Apology! 

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One of the most compelling arguments for the validity of Jesus Christ is the mass martyrdom of the disciples of Jesus as well as many other followers of Christ.  Nobody has ever died for something they know is a lie, therefore Jesus must have been who he said he was, just ask Alan! All this and more on this episode of Without Apology!

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WE ARE BACK. We're excited to announce that we’re back! Join Steven, River, and Isaac as they delve into what it truly means to grow in Christ. The crew not only reflects on their recent journeys but also shares some exciting updates. Plus, there’s a very special surprise in store for our listeners! Tune in for all this and more on this episode of Without Apology!

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Isaac Bogue once again has the opportunity to speak at Collective Young Adult Ministry on what it means to live for Jesus.  In this hard teaching Isaac breaks down a strange situation that the apostle Paul and Barnabus end up in.  Paul shows everybody how to truly follow God, Without Apology.  All this and more on your favorite podcast, Without Apology.

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How do I know what my calling is?  How do I decern between Gods will and my will?  How do I know if I should go into ministry?  All this and more, Without Apology.

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Isaac speaks at a church in Canton and lays out how do I know that I know God? how does that change my life?  and what do I do with that?  all this and more eon your favorite podcast, Without Apology!

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In this very fun episode of Without Apology, Isaac welcomes a cast of hosts on the show, including returning hosts Ben Co and River Harter.  The guys lay out the "Kalam Argument" and the "Watch Maker Theory."  Two different ideas of how to defend the existence of God.
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