Send us a text Some days faith feels like a bruise you keep bumping, and other days it feels like a tender place where God speaks clearer than ever. We sat down to talk about suffering without the shortcuts—how pain can ripen the fruit of the Spirit faster than comfort ever will, and how to guard your heart from the kind of bad theology that turns wounds into lifelong bitterness. We trace a path through Job’s story and our own: stacked losses, hospital hallways, numb mornings, and the quiet ...
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Send us a text Some days faith feels like a bruise you keep bumping, and other days it feels like a tender place where God speaks clearer than ever. We sat down to talk about suffering without the shortcuts—how pain can ripen the fruit of the Spirit faster than comfort ever will, and how to guard your heart from the kind of bad theology that turns wounds into lifelong bitterness. We trace a path through Job’s story and our own: stacked losses, hospital hallways, numb mornings, and the quiet ...
IF YOU ARE GOING TO CANCEL SOMETHING, CANCEL THE NOISE"
Israel & Rachel Campbell "SOUP" Podcast
31 minutes
1 month ago
IF YOU ARE GOING TO CANCEL SOMETHING, CANCEL THE NOISE"
Send us a text The cabin was chaos, the baby was wailing, and the migraine was winning—until noise‑canceling earphones turned the whole flight into honey. That small shift became our map for a louder world: attention is a stewardship, and peace starts when we choose what gets in. We talk candidly about tech habits, secondhand AirPods, and why unfollowing someone to guard your spirit isn’t rude—it’s wisdom. From there, we unpack three simple rhythms: turn down distraction by limiting inputs a...
Israel & Rachel Campbell "SOUP" Podcast
Send us a text Some days faith feels like a bruise you keep bumping, and other days it feels like a tender place where God speaks clearer than ever. We sat down to talk about suffering without the shortcuts—how pain can ripen the fruit of the Spirit faster than comfort ever will, and how to guard your heart from the kind of bad theology that turns wounds into lifelong bitterness. We trace a path through Job’s story and our own: stacked losses, hospital hallways, numb mornings, and the quiet ...
