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The Dashboard JESUS > Podcast

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 HIS LIGHT. our path. Teaching, community, and hope for your journey.2024-2025 The Dashboard JESUS > Podcast Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Philosophie Politique et gouvernement Sciences politiques Sciences sociales Spiritualité
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    • Grace With a Backbone

      Grace With a Backbone
      Jan 29 2026
      In this episode, we take on a recent "Holy Post" segment in which New York Times columnist David French divides Christian churches into “fear the world” churches and “love your neighbor” churches. That's a false dichotomy behind that is not supported in Scripture. We'll take a look at the words of Jesus, and ask whether discernment and warning are truly opposed to Christian love, or essential to it.
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      17 min
    • How Woke Are You, Mr. Heck?

      How Woke Are You, Mr. Heck?
      Jan 22 2026
      A student recently asked me, "How woke are you, Mr. Heck?" My answer is simple: I’m not woke — because I’m a Christian. That’s not a judgment on who can follow Jesus, or a claim that people with “woke” views can’t be Christians. It’s a statement about worldviews. I think this is an important episode. We'll get into why wokeness functions like a competing religion, why it ultimately clashes with the gospel, and why Christianity tells a better story of identity, truth, and redemption.
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      18 min
    • This Changed How I See Salvation

      This Changed How I See Salvation
      Jan 15 2026
      A powerful insight from evangelist Ray Comfort just reshaped my understanding of how true conversion to Christ happens. We always avoid the law and lead with a more palatable, "Jesus died for your sins" or "Jesus loves you." But that doesn't end up making sense to someone who doesn't understand their guilt. It's foolish and offensive. There's a better way.
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      21 min
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