The Don’t Knock It Podcast encourages its listeners to embrace the common phrase “don’t knock it til you’ve tried it”, when presented with biblical truth.
In other words, don’t refuse to try, consider, or accept biblical Christianity without first “tasting” and “seeing” that the Lord is good (Psalm 34:8).
The Don’t Knock It Podcast will address common misconceptions about Jesus and Christianity, in hopes to prepare the hearts of those who hear the calling, or the knock, of Jesus Himself (Rev. 3:20).
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The Don’t Knock It Podcast encourages its listeners to embrace the common phrase “don’t knock it til you’ve tried it”, when presented with biblical truth.
In other words, don’t refuse to try, consider, or accept biblical Christianity without first “tasting” and “seeing” that the Lord is good (Psalm 34:8).
The Don’t Knock It Podcast will address common misconceptions about Jesus and Christianity, in hopes to prepare the hearts of those who hear the calling, or the knock, of Jesus Himself (Rev. 3:20).
Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dontknockit/subscribe
Can the Gospel Transform Veterans?
In this candid conversation, Adam poignantly expresses his experience with having served in the U.S. military as a recon marine, and how his service has opened the door for him to minister to a community that is often overlooked and under-appreciated. Tune in to find out how serving in the military has given Adam insight on how to contextualize the gospel to fellow veterans/military personnel!
Questions answered in this episode:
Can you tell us your story about what it was like serving in the U.S. military?
Many veterans struggle with sharing, coping, and processing what they may have experienced while in the service. Have you? In what ways has being a follower of Jesus helped you do that?
There is a lot of honor surrounding those who have served in the country’s military. Do you feel that sense of pride having served? If so, to what extent?
Do you ever feel any tension between being a proud American and a believer?
How would you share the gospel in a way that’s tailored to the veteran community?
Follow-up (final question): How can the gospel transform veterans?
The Don’t Knock It Podcast
The Don’t Knock It Podcast encourages its listeners to embrace the common phrase “don’t knock it til you’ve tried it”, when presented with biblical truth.
In other words, don’t refuse to try, consider, or accept biblical Christianity without first “tasting” and “seeing” that the Lord is good (Psalm 34:8).
The Don’t Knock It Podcast will address common misconceptions about Jesus and Christianity, in hopes to prepare the hearts of those who hear the calling, or the knock, of Jesus Himself (Rev. 3:20).
Become a Paid Subscriber: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/dontknockit/subscribe
