In this episode, Michael chats with Stu, a friend and university lecturer who has spent years studying the Bible. They talk openly about how grace has felt at different points in their faith journey. Stu shares how, in the early days, he thought grace meant life would always be smooth because God is good. Over time, that view shifted. He now sees grace as something deeper. Sometimes it shows up when life feels hard or when prayers go unanswered. Sometimes, grace is found in the closed doors ...
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In this episode, Michael chats with Stu, a friend and university lecturer who has spent years studying the Bible. They talk openly about how grace has felt at different points in their faith journey. Stu shares how, in the early days, he thought grace meant life would always be smooth because God is good. Over time, that view shifted. He now sees grace as something deeper. Sometimes it shows up when life feels hard or when prayers go unanswered. Sometimes, grace is found in the closed doors ...
How Do We Live in Real Peace With Ourselves & God, with Jeremy | What The Heck is Grace (Ep 7)
What The Heck Is Grace
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2 months ago
How Do We Live in Real Peace With Ourselves & God, with Jeremy | What The Heck is Grace (Ep 7)
What if running to God during adversity could actually change your life? In this heartfelt episode, Michael sits down with his friend Jeremy to talk about faith, failure, and finding peace in God’s acceptance - even when life feels heavy. From navigating shame to discovering what real rest looks like, Jeremy opens up about his own experiences with hardship and how his relationship with God brings strength, clarity, and peace. They unpack: Why people often run from God instead of to HimHow sha...
What The Heck Is Grace
In this episode, Michael chats with Stu, a friend and university lecturer who has spent years studying the Bible. They talk openly about how grace has felt at different points in their faith journey. Stu shares how, in the early days, he thought grace meant life would always be smooth because God is good. Over time, that view shifted. He now sees grace as something deeper. Sometimes it shows up when life feels hard or when prayers go unanswered. Sometimes, grace is found in the closed doors ...
