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The EZ Approach

Nate Evans and Tony Zuma

12 episodes

4 days ago

Life's full of hard questions. Nate Evans (E) and Tony Zuma (Z) are here to make them E-Z. Welcome to "The E-Z Approach," the podcast where deep thoughts meet good laughs. Each episode, your hosts unpack a challenging topic in a way that's both insightful and enjoyable. Tune in for your bi-weekly dose of relaxed wisdom.

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Life's full of hard questions. Nate Evans (E) and Tony Zuma (Z) are here to make them E-Z. Welcome to "The E-Z Approach," the podcast where deep thoughts meet good laughs. Each episode, your hosts unpack a challenging topic in a way that's both insightful and enjoyable. Tune in for your bi-weekly dose of relaxed wisdom.

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Self-Improvement

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Is It Okay to Not Be Okay with God?

The EZ Approach

57 minutes 17 seconds

1 month ago

Is It Okay to Not Be Okay with God?

In the middle of suffering, do you feel pressure to pretend you're okay? This episode is for you.

Continuing our conversation on the Book of Job, we explore the surprising truth that God doesn't demand our stoic positivity; He invites our honest pain. We look at Job as a model for how to wrestle with God, and his friends as a warning against the "toxic positivity" that so often hurts those who are grieving.

This is a permission-giving conversation for anyone who is tired of easy answers and wants to find a more honest and compassionate way to walk through hardship with God and with others.