How hard the fight is, and the parking-lot phone call
A host reflects at length that recovery is a war: environment, relationships, and a body fighting against you all at once, comparable to a divorce where the thing you leaned on is gone. Robbie says he educates churches on what addiction really looks like, including non-drug addictions: a man dropped off his laptop at Robbie's door after video games ruined his eight-year marriage. He recounts a 2 a.m.-style phone call from a man in a parking lot being offered a hit who called instead of using, and says that two-minute conversation may have saved the man's life.
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Is the devil after you? Oppression versus circumstance
- Is the devil after you — can evil spirits focus effort to disrupt your life and work?
Asked for context on the docket question, one host describes his and his wife's sense of being attacked from all sides — finances, vehicles, family — while stepping into what they believe is God's path, and asks whether it's the enemy or just life.
From No. 525 · Asking AI Lamech
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Has anyone been demonically misled? Framing the discernment question
- Have you ever been demonically misled or spoken to by Satan?
- How can you distinguish God's voice from Satan's voice?
Before reading the list, the hosts ask whether anyone has felt demonically misled: one argues Satan is subtle, taking things God would use and putting a small twist on them;…
From No. 492 · Show Me The Toes
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Is yoga spiritually dangerous for Christians?
- Is yoga spiritually dangerous for Christians?
A host notes that self-help books borrow the Sparta elements and that he prays during yoga, which raises the old objection that yoga is an eastern spiritual danger.
From No. 453 · Whispering Diesel
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Hosts respond: boldness, the Fust household's encouragement struggle, and powers-and-principalities prayer
- What would a week look like if you went all in with bold faith?
The hosts respond to Boova's message, musing on what a week would look like if they went 'all in' with bold faith — the same mundane week, but with the fruit of the Spirit.
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