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The Post-Hype Podcast

A podcast about scripture, conversations, and resources for heart change and action.
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24/12/2020

Hear more in our latest podcast! Link in bio.

22/12/2020

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18/12/2020

Season Finale with available now 🥳 link in bio.

11/12/2020

In a world where talking past each other and instantly cancelling others is commonplace, let’s be humble enough to listen to others and, more importantly, the Holy Spirit as we seek to love God and others better.
[Hear more in our latest podcast! Link in bio.]

09/12/2020

Hard work isn’t often pleasant, but it’s always worth it. [Hear more in our latest podcast! Link in bio.]

07/12/2020

The point of sharing what has been dubbed “the Shaniqua story” is not to drag or hype the cohosts, but to give a real life story on what it can look like to pursue what promotes peace. We hope our story is a reminder that the scriptures we base our faith upon are not simply abstract theories, but must be lived out practically for the world to see its potency against the darkness of this world. [Hear more in our latest podcast! Link in bio.]

04/12/2020

New bonus episode out now 🤭
Link in bio!

11/11/2020

The Old Testament has laws protecting the most vulnerable populations (immigrants, the poor, etc). The New Testament clearly carries the heart of the law in Scriptures like this. Taking care of the marginalized and the vulnerable is a good marker of our faith. So is not being conformed to ways of this world (Romans 12:1) [Hear more in our latest podcast! Link in bio.]

10/11/2020

Some will use passages scripture to deny passionate calling for change. However, the desire to right wrongs and combat injustice are similar to God’s response to injustice through the Bible. He gets angry about the injustice in this world, too. Being slow to anger doesn’t mean dismissing those who are passionate about seeing a change. [Hear more in our latest podcast! Link in bio.]

09/11/2020

When injustice is present and prevalent in our world, it’s tempting to try and use anger as the fuel to create change. But as the scripture states, the impact is minimal at best, and harmful at worst. Being slow to anger doesn’t mean don’t get angry. It’s leading with anger that doesn’t accomplish what we think it will. [Hear more in our latest podcast! Link in bio.]

06/11/2020

Episode 04 is out now 😤 link in bio.

04/11/2020

Even if we don’t know or understand all of the details surrounding someone’s hurt, we can still acknowledge that they are indeed hurting. Invalidating others’ pain is not a win for logic or righteousness. (Hint: Those who have a hard to engaging with someone in their grief usually struggle with grieving themselves.) Hear more in our latest podcast. Link in bio.

03/11/2020

For those who have been told not to grieve because God was in control, I’m sorry. The Bible shows Jesus’ grief even when He knew he would raise Lazarus from the dead. If Jesus goes there, we can, too.
Hear more in our latest podcast. Link in bio.

02/11/2020

We come face to face with Jesus’s grief and deep love in John 11. Oh, that God Himself would lead the way in our emotions and show us how (and that it’s okay) to grieve. We thank Him for this blessing in a time where there is so much to grieve.

30/10/2020

Episode 03 is out now 🥺 link in bio.

29/10/2020

We often justify our actions and decisions, but God knows the real reasons why do what we do or even the vote the way we vote. Christians, have you sought God about your voting ballot? Moreover, have you asked Him to reveal any ulterior motives for your voting tendencies? If you haven’t voted yet, it’s not too late to submit your ballot (and more importantly your heart) to the Lord.

27/10/2020

The Israelite’s desire for a king came from a real need for change, but their solution stopped short of seeking God for how to right the wrongs of injustice. This left them vulnerable to the corruptions they experienced with nearly every king. They got what they wanted, but they were left sorely disappointed by the state of their nation by the end of the Old Testament. How often do we settle and attempt to gain a good thing from something (or someone) other than God?

26/10/2020

As you exercise your right to vote, be sure to pray for all of those who are running. Praying for them doesn’t mean you agree with them- it’s an act of obedience and submission to the God that’s greater than any man or woman who holds any government office.

23/10/2020

Our first bonus episode is available now with a special GIVEAWAY 🎉 tune into to find out how to win a helpful resource for this ✨insane✨ election 🙃 link in bio.

22/10/2020

Gods heart for the oppressed and the marginalized is clearly revealed in the Bible. He not only grieves injustice of those who belong to Him, but is despises when His own children perpetuate it (see: many prophetic books in the Old Testament)

20/10/2020

We often like to quote Proverbs 3:5-6 in Christian circles, but are we aware that our default is not usually to trust and lean on God? Acknowledging God in all our ways requires continual and intentional communication with in God (see: prayer and Bible reading), which gives us perspective and insight on how we are to love Him, love others, and navigate injustice.

19/10/2020

Starting with God and what He says is the best foundation for both faith and our perspective on social justice (spoiler alert: He cares about justice and hates injustice).

16/10/2020

Episode 02 is LIVE! Link in bio.

15/10/2020

We praise God for the work of the cross, and as Christians we can honor His sacrifice by remembering that cross is the beginning, not the end of our transformation.

14/10/2020

God’s love for us (shown through the Gospel) impacts our hearts, which impacts the ways that we interact with the world and the people in it.

Listen to Ep. 01 to hear more. Link in bio!

13/10/2020

God’s love for us didn’t start with our love for Him. He chose a path to reconcile with us at a great cost to Himself. Justice was served for our sin, the punishment we deserved poured out on Jesus Christ on the cross. If we want to talk about reconciliation and justice, the cross and the truth of the gospel is the best place to start.

09/10/2020

Episode 01 is available NOW on Apple Podcasts, Buzzsprout, and Spotify! Link in bio.

08/10/2020

We’re not here to play devil’s advocate or give another opinion piece. We want God-given scripture to illuminate the path for social justice and challenge Christians to walk in it.

06/10/2020

No matter how passionate we are about justice in society, we will become exhausted, overwhelmed, or even apathetic to the sheer amount of brokenness we witness. Only God’s love through Jesus can sustain us to do His work in the world.
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05/10/2020

The more we are renewed until the knowledge of who our Creator is, the more our hearts are change, and the more our actions will follow.

04/10/2020

Y’all! We have been so blessed by the response that we’ve received from our first episode! Not only have we surpassed 40 followers and downloads in 48 hours, but the excitement surrounding the idea of living beyond the hype has been beyond encouraging. We look forward to being challenged together as we seek inward transformation to inform our outward actions.

If you know of people who are ready to more forward to live beyond the hype, please share this podcast with them.

02/10/2020

Aaaaaand we're live 🥳 Listen now: https://linktr.ee/posthypepodcast

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