In this episode of the Guys Like Us we connect with Jon Seidl who is a writer and speaker. We discuss the importance of confessing sin and breaking habits that lead to death and destruction. He shares "my slow fade, which had become a sprint toward the death of so much of me, had been exposed." This is a warning to all of us that sin is far greater that we can imagine, but yet, God's love and redemption is deeper than we believe. Tune in for a deeper discovery into addictive behaviors, and how we can confront them head on. Jon's book Confessions of a Christian Alcoholic can be found at christianalcoholic.com
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In this episode of the Guys Like Us we connect with Jon Seidl who is a writer and speaker. We discuss the importance of confessing sin and breaking habits that lead to death and destruction. He shares "my slow fade, which had become a sprint toward the death of so much of me, had been exposed." This is a warning to all of us that sin is far greater that we can imagine, but yet, God's love and redemption is deeper than we believe. Tune in for a deeper discovery into addictive behaviors, and how we can confront them head on. Jon's book Confessions of a Christian Alcoholic can be found at christianalcoholic.com
In this episode with professor and co-founder of Association for a More Just Society, Kurt Ver Beek, we dig into the details of justice work at a local and national level. How do you pursue justice in the midst of corruption, violence, gang activity, and unethical practices? Kurt's work in Honduras is an exciting model of Biblical justice that can be realized throughout the world. You can learn more about ASJ here: https://www.asj-us.org/
Guys Like Us
In this episode of the Guys Like Us we connect with Jon Seidl who is a writer and speaker. We discuss the importance of confessing sin and breaking habits that lead to death and destruction. He shares "my slow fade, which had become a sprint toward the death of so much of me, had been exposed." This is a warning to all of us that sin is far greater that we can imagine, but yet, God's love and redemption is deeper than we believe. Tune in for a deeper discovery into addictive behaviors, and how we can confront them head on. Jon's book Confessions of a Christian Alcoholic can be found at christianalcoholic.com
