Ep. 129 Do You Believe in the Devil? | The Debrief Podcast with Matt Brown

The Debrief Podcast with Matthew Stephen Brown

Sandals Church

Spirituality, Christianity, Deconstruction, Religion & Spirituality, Culture, Faith

4.9 • 799 Ratings

🗓️ 15 January 2019

⏱️ 75 minutes

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Summary

If the devil is real, how do we fight him? How do you tell the difference between the voice of God and the voice of the enemy? And what do you do if it feels like you’ve never really heard God speak before? Listen in as Pastor Matt Brown gives real answers to tough questions about the devil.

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0:00.0	Happy trees, happy trees.
0:01.6	That's Bob Ross.
0:02.7	Dude, Bob Ross, man.
0:04.0	If I'm having a bad day, I need me some Bob Ross.
0:07.0	Oh, yeah. Well, hey everybody and welcome to the D-Rief with your friends here at Sandals Church.
0:30.0	I am Stephanie Schaefer, joined here by the PMB.
0:32.8	Yes, it's good to be back.
0:34.2	All right, and we've got our lovely new host, Jono.
0:36.8	Yeah, good to be back to you.
0:38.0	Here's Johnny.
0:38.5	Hey, oh my gosh, I love that as a kid.
0:40.7	How did you watch that as a kid?
0:42.1	Yeah, I was going to say, wait.
0:43.0	I would just watch The Shining?
0:44.5	No, Johnny Carson.
0:45.4	Okay, I saw The Shining in college, but.
0:47.1	Oh, yeah, no, no. Halloween, couldn't do it. I made it halfway through. I made Tyler tell me the end before I could watch the rest.
0:55.7	Johnny Carson, a lot less scary.
0:56.5	A lot less scary.
0:56.8	Yeah.
0:57.9	Okay. Here's Johnny.
0:58.6	Yeah.
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