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  • Did you see the opening ceremony of the Olympics this year? Do you feel more like an outsider because of your beliefs? Have you wondered how Christians can respond to the current cultural climate in a way that truly reflects our faith and values? I definitely have! Today's podcast is one you can't miss! Bunni Pounds from Christians Engaged joins us in this conversation as we seek to answer the question: how should Christians engage culture?

    This was one of the first episodes I recorded, knowing eventually, this year, I would want to talk about this uncomfortable issue. It really is a lot simpler than I have made it out to be. We are called to be salt, light, and a city on a hill. Bunni gives us three practical takeaways on how we, as Christians, can effectively engage with culture while still remaining Christ-like. We also discuss Bunni's book, Jesus and Politics: One Woman's Walk with God in a Mud-Slinging Profession, and the work of Christians Engaged.

    Thanks for listening and sharing with a friend!

    If you're a young person listening to this podcast today and you want to connect with the work of Christians Engaged, check out their new initiative, 1630, which works to engage the next generation of leaders.

    Show Links:

    Connect with Madi

    Connect with Bunni

    Join the Unpolished Faith community online

    Bunni's Book: Jesus and Politics: One Woman's Walk with God in a Mud-Slinging Profession

    Website for Christians Engaged: Christians Engaged

  • Welcome to the very first episode of Unpolished Faith! I'm, your host, Madi, am thrilled to have you here as we delve into the heart and soul of this podcast. Unpolished Faith is a platform where we explore my journey towards embracing imperfections and the unpolished and where we have raw and real conversations about faith and self-acceptance. In this episode, we'll discuss the beginning of this podcast, my ongoing self-acceptance journey, and my hunger to create a safe haven where Christian women can truly be themselves unapologetically.

    You're going to like this podcast if...

    You desire an authentic community of Christian women (and some men, too) who have raw and real conversations.You have questions about your faith that you're too afraid to ask but want answered.You are ready to grow in your faith and become who you were made to be.

    If you want more after listening for a few minutes, check out my first blog post on Letting Go of Legalism: Living Free by Embracing God's Insane Grace. In this post, I share my journey of breaking free from legalistic views and embracing the liberating grace of God. I invite you to join the conversation and share your thoughts.

    There's so much more I want to share with you, but for now, I want to express my heartfelt gratitude for your presence here. You, yes, you, have been in my prayers for years. I'm overjoyed that we're embarking on this journey together. I can't wait to witness God's incredible things in store for us. So, let's dive in and do this together.

    ABOUT YOUR HOST:

    Podcaster. Storyteller. Advocate. Jesus Follower. Conductor the Hot Mess Express.

    You can learn more about Madi here.

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  • Hi friends! Happy August. Today, you'll hear me talk about experiencing deeper intimacy with God, the Lisa Harper podcast, the book of James, and you might even get to hear me sing... I also couldn't wait to share everything we have coming up this month. Our season of uncomfortable questions continues with some questions that have come from you, Faith Fam.

    Our lineup for August includes: Bunni Pounds, Tim Harlow, Dr. Jon Choi, and Dr. Joel Muddamalle. Trust me when I tell you that you do not want to miss an episode!

    Thank you for sharing with a friend. :) You are helping us grow, and I am so incredibly grateful to each one of you. Love ya!

    Show Links:

    Lisa Harper's Back Porch Theology: Living Called Instead of Driven

    James 1: 8-17

    Bunni Pounds

    Bunni's Book: Jesus and Politics

    Tim Harlow

    Tim's Book: What Made Jesus Mad?

    Dr. Jon Choi

    Dr. Joel Muddamalle