Most of life and faith is lived in the tension between the two extremes. On this show, we look at what many of us were taught growing up in evangelical churches, weigh it against what our current culture is saying, and try to find what Jesus has for us in the tension between the two.
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Tension was called Unlearning Youth Group for the first six seasons.
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Most of life and faith is lived in the tension between the two extremes. On this show, we look at what many of us were taught growing up in evangelical churches, weigh it against what our current culture is saying, and try to find what Jesus has for us in the tension between the two.
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Tension was called Unlearning Youth Group for the first six seasons.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Heads up before you press play:
If you’re currently processing the loss of a loved one, this episode might not be for you.
To be completely transparent: this episode talks about death, dying, and losing family members. It also talks about the fears and anxieties we have around those issues as we grow older.
The first 7-8 minutes or so includes some humor around death and dying, but if you can push past the immature bad jokes, there's also a really honest and candid conversation about how we know Heaven will be great, and we know one day with Jesus is better than 1,000 elsewhere, but if we're honest, we don't want to experience those things anytime soon.
Hopefully you enjoy this week, but if it’s not for you, we totally get it and hope you’ll come back next week.
PS - Jonathan is all good. Doc said it was mainly a formality and for genetic testing.
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Tension was called Unlearning Youth Group for the first six seasons.
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