044 - 2021

Recovering Fundamentalist Podcast

Recovering Fundamentalist

Christianity, Society & Culture, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 722 Ratings

🗓️ 6 January 2021

⏱️ 60 minutes

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Summary

JC, Brian, and Nate discuss the highs and lows of 2020 and share where God is leading the RFP in 2021! The best is yet to come!!!

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0:00.0	Hey, everybody, thanks for tuning in to the Recovering Fundamentalist podcast.
0:04.1	Guys, we have made it to 2021.
0:06.5	Can you believe it?
0:07.6	My goodness.
0:08.8	Hey, we're your host, Brian, Nathan, and J.C.
0:11.5	Thanks for tuning in tonight to the first.
0:14.7	What's going on?
0:16.1	J.C., I just thought I would tell you, happy anniversary.
0:19.8	Whoa, yeah, this is our one year anniversary.
0:23.3	Our anniversary episode.
0:25.1	One year ago today, we were just starting on this journey.
0:29.6	Man!
0:30.7	Absolutely incredible.
0:31.9	What a year.
0:33.3	Can you believe that 2020 was the year we chose to start this podcast?
0:39.1	That may say something about us? I don't know.
0:42.4	Yeah, but the cool thing is all the people that have gotten in touch with us saying
0:45.9	that it has been the RFP that has been the highlight of their 2020.
0:50.6	And I know that depends on which side of the RFP your own because there are despisers and then
0:56.3	there are appreciators. But it's been really cool to have people saying the RFP help me get through
1:01.6	2020. It's kind of like when you're watching a football game, what's more fun to root for your
1:07.1	team or to root against the team that you hate? So I think our haters love us more than they realize.
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