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I bring up a story that hit in the spiritual gut. Justin brings one up and we discuss how the opportunity to live out for Christ can be squandered because of where we live.

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The conversation begins with vulnerable stories of each man's journey into ministry—paths marked by uncertainty, divine intervention, and unexpected turns. AJ shares how he abandoned his dream of becoming a comedian after God spoke through dreams, leading him instead to youth ministry. Justin recounts how his initial skepticism of church drove him to create something "authentic," only to discover God had been preparing him for ministry all along through a powerful vision.

Most striking is their unified testimony that ministry success isn't measured by growth, acclaim, or visible fruit. "How do you know you're called to this?" one asks. The answer comes with striking simplicity: "Because I'm still here." True calling persists through disappointment, through seasons where nothing works, through criticism and doubt.

Perhaps most poignant is their discussion of Amy Carmichael's poem "No Scar," which captures the essence of authentic ministry: "Hast thou no wound, no scar? Yet as the Master shall the servant be." The wounds acquired in faithful service aren't failures—they're evidence of having followed Jesus into the battle.

Whether you're questioning your own calling or simply seeking to understand the hidden realities of ministry life, this conversation offers both challenge and comfort: count the cost, prepare for pain, but know that in that painful obedience, you'll discover a joy that makes every scar worthwhile.

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Modern dating culture has created a mess where men increasingly avoid commitment, women struggle to find suitable partners, and both sexes experience profound confusion about their roles. This reality-check episode dives deep into why so many Christians remain single despite genuinely desiring marriage.


For Christian men seeking godly relationships, we provide practical guidance: establish financial responsibility, demonstrate church leadership, maintain physical fitness, and recruit a "wingman" (a married Christian friend) to help facilitate social interactions. We challenge men to find security in their identity in Christ before pursuing relationships, as women aren't looking for projects but partners.


Ready to transform your approach to dating with biblical wisdom? Listen now and discover how to navigate relationships with confidence, clarity and Christ-centered purpose. Then share your questions by texting us through the link in our description - we might answer them in a future episode!

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