Identity cycle
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“"Your actions are based on what you believe about yourself."
We know who we are by knowing who's we are. Jesus bought our identities on the cross. While being disfigured and unidentifiable before the cross, He purchased our identity, that we might identify who we truly are before God and in Christ after the cross.”
R Valentin via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
11/29/16
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“One of the best podcasts I have ever listened to! Scott and Ryan use their humor along with Biblical wisdom and truth to answer life's most common questions. Each episode they will leave you laughing, thinking deeper into the topic, and anxiously waiting for the next episode!”
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12/06/16
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“Scott mixes humor, life stories, and Biblical teachings to help you stop walking through life like a zombie and start living an adventurous life that God has for you. This podcast will never bore you and you don't have to take out your dictionary to understand what he is talking about. His...”Read full review »
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