Redeemed Journey Podcasts

Note*I apologize for the road notice and squeaking, and the length of this one, but I hope it still impacts your heart and challenges your walk with Christ. I think it’s incredibly important and the heart of Christ to do whatever we can to live in unity as the body of Christ. To defend our brothers and sisters in Christ and not to slander them. We should do what we can to believe the best in everyone. Be quick to love and slow to accuse. And to have an honest heart to heart conversations.

Coming out of quarantine and how working through fear and isolation ultimately strengthened my walk with Jesus and realizing who I am in Christ. I have grown in understanding not only who I am but more importantly who I am in Jesus. And that His opinion of me is the only thing that matters.

This episode I share a little more about the importance of community and accountability in healing and breaking free from pornography addiction and relationship addictions. I share about the group of women in my life and the blessing they were as they walked through my journey of freedom. I also, share some things for pastors and ministry leaders to think about when it comes to sharing about sex, marriage, and porn. It’s so important to talk about these things and to not make them a guy only issue.

Today I get to talk about one of my favorite things, discipleship! What is it? What does it look like? And who is called to disciple? Plus some things I’ve personally learned along the way!

Do you struggle with finding balance in your life? Do you tend to swing from one side to the complete opposite? Do you struggle with being content with where God has you? Wether that’s the house He has you in, season in life, or the number of followers you have on Instagram. I get you! Me too! Join me on this episode as I share some of the ways God has been growing me in this area.

I share a little about my story and significance behind the title Redeemed Journey. I also share what to expect with future episodes and my heart behind the Redeemed Journey movement.