On this final episode of “End.Notes,” hosts Trip Lee and John O speak with hip hop artist, actress, and former journalist, Wande, about how to surrender our most precious dreams to God and boldly embark on new beginnings.
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When one door closes, does another one really open?Hear personal stories about how one closed door leads to an even better opened one. You’ll also get an insider look into Trip’s song “Know It.”
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On this episode, hip-hop artist Tedashii talks about the complexities of this life. Get biblical advice on how to navigate through these times with joy and Jesus. Trip will also provide insight into the inspiration of his song “Stones.”
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How do you determine what is true? On this episode of “End.Notes,” hosts Trip Lee and John O are joined by accomplished NFL player, Sam Acho, to learn about where true life is found and how to destroy the misconceptions that the world wants you to believe about yourself.
We’ve all experienced disappointment and discouragement from hopes and goals that never came true. On this episode of “End.Notes,” we’ll hear life-changing insights on how to navigate lost dreams and have hope for God’s better unseen plan. Listen here!
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Does prayer even work? Does God actually care about all of the injustice happening in the world? If we aren’t in control of our lives, then is there someone trustworthy who is?
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#triplee#voices#experiencevoices#trust#prayer#injustice
Does social media ever make it harder to be kind?
On this episode of “End.Notes,” hosts Trip Lee and John O learn from writer and poet Jackie Hill Perry on the secret power of kindness, and the role that digital platforms should play in our lives.
Join Natasha Sistrunk Robinson in an 8-week study on Exodus! Mark your calendars! July 13, 20, 27; August 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 Starting July 13 at 8pm-9pm via Zoom Register here: https://t.co/t2kNTjIYzz
Immerse yourself in the journey of faith and freedom through our NEW deluxe Juneteenth album. Enjoy truth carried out by a collection of Black content creators.
Available on Spotify, iTunes, and wherever you listen to music!
#juneteenthalbum#slavery#freedom
In “Pursuing the Flourishing of Others” second-generation Latina author, pastor, and speaker Sandra Van Opstal visits VOICES’ Where Ya From? podcast to discuss how Scripture should fuel our desire to seek justice in our communities and around the world.
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In “Doing Theology In Context,” Cuban-American theologian Dr. Justo González discusses how our context shapes how we read, interpret, and engage with God’s Word.
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#godsword#biblereading#drjustogonzalez#theology#experiencevoices
[On seeking justice], “I think sometimes as Christians we feel like, “Okay, it’s just good enough to do good works, and love people, love your neighbor.” But in the Bible, we see firsthand prophets that speak out against kings . . . .”
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In “Being Faithful to the Call,” rapper, speaker, and activist Reflect joins us to discuss his heart for the forgotten and the oppressed.
Available at https://t.co/De3ZeaJev9 or wherever you listen to your Podcasts!
#reflect#rapper#justice#godslove
In this new episode, author Rebecca McLaughlin shows us how looking at an objection to Christianity in its fullest form—maximizing it rather than minimizing it—turns the objection from a roadblock into actually being a signpost for faith in Jesus.
Do you feel like you have to wear a mask to church?
listen to 1K Phew discuss who he is inside and outside of church.
Available on at https://t.co/QNb0u1oeK4
#1kphew#reachrecords#churchhouse#voices#whereyafrom