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The Echo Collective

The Echo Collective

De : Mark Andriany
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The Echo Collective is built on a simple conviction: Jesus still speaks. Each week, we explore Scripture through thoughtful teaching, meaningful conversations, and reflections on the spiritual life. Our hope is not simply to provide more information, but to help people learn to listen deeply to the voice of Jesus and allow that voice to shape the way they live. This podcast isn't going to win arguments or build walls that exclude people. This podcast is an invitation to slow down, pay attention, and discover that the way of Jesus is still transforming ordinary people today.Mark Andriany Christianisme Ministère et évangélisme Spiritualité
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  • S2E31: Bonus Episode: A Dragon and a Lion: "You'll Have to Let Me Undress You."
    Jul 14 2026

    What if the greatest obstacle to spiritual transformation isn't a lack of effort, but the belief that we can change ourselves if we just try harder and harder? In this bonus Narnia episode, we revisit Cousin Eustace's outrageous encounter with Aslan and discover why the deepest work of grace is the work only the Lion can do...and sometimes it hurts.


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    12 min
  • S2E30: Why a Rooster and a Skull?
    Jul 10 2026

    In this special episode, I share the unexpected story of how a conversation in a tattoo shop became the inspiration for the new Echo Collective logo. Along the way, we explore why a rooster standing over a skull has become a powerful reminder that the Christian story is not about perfect people, but bent and broken humans who have been redeemed, and that because of Christ, grace has the final word over failure, shame, violence, and death.


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    13 min
  • S2E29: The Places Love Will Take You: A Conversation with Jane Register
    Jul 3 2026

    Jane Register has spent her life saying "yes" to the places and people that many people avoid. From working in the inner city to relationships with ex-convicts, refugees, and Christians who have been persecuted, her life is a reminder that following Jesus has always meant moving toward others. This conversation is about discovering that some of the deepest work God does in us happens as we move toward the people the world is most likely to overlook.



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    45 min
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