Episode

Episode 31

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Living Unoffended Podcast
Published
Jul 20, 2026
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Summary

What happens when the lives of Christians look nothing like the Jesus they claim to follow? Brant reflects on a challenging passage from Jacques Ellul about the disconnect between Christianity's message and its historical practice. He explores why gentleness is not weakness, why the way we disagree matters, and how loving one another should be the clearest evidence that our faith is real.